How it works

From a short description to a live app, in three steps.

Nothing to install. Nothing to rent. Nothing to learn beyond describing what you want. Here's exactly what you'll see.

  1. Step 1 · about 5 minutes

    Tell us about your business

    One friendly form. Your business name and what you do. Who the app is for — customers, your team, or both. The problem you want solved, in your own words. Then tick the must-haves and pick a colour and a tone.

    Your builder reads every answer, so plain, specific words beat clever ones.

    Business name
    Sunrise Bakery
    What should it do?
    Customers phone or WhatsApp to pre-order bread for pickup. Orders get lost and the morning shift never knows what to bake. I want customers to order online and staff to see the day's list.
    Must-haves
    OrdersCustomer listStaff loginsContact form
    Look & feel
    Sunset · Friendly & warm

  2. Step 2 · about 20 minutes

    We build your starter app

    First we prepare a secure space for your app — two or three minutes. Then your builder gets to work, and you watch it happen in plain English: the pages it's creating, the sample data it's adding, the checks it's running.

    You can close the page. We email you when it's ready to look at.

    Building Sunrise Bakery Orders 12:41

    1. Reading your brief
    2. Designing the look: warm sunset, friendly tone
    3. Creating the orders page
    4. Adding a customer list for your team
    5. Writing sample data so you can see how it feels
    6. Checking everything works

  3. Step 3 · forever

    Ask for changes, preview, publish

    Your app's page has a preview of the current version and a box that says Ask for a change. Type what you want. A few minutes later your builder tells you what it did, and the preview shows it. Press Publish when you're happy.

    Didn't come out right? Undo it. Want a second opinion? Invite a colleague as a viewer.

    Sunrise Bakery Orders · Ask for a change Live

    1. You: Let customers choose a pickup time when they order.

    2. Your builder: Done. Customers now pick a pickup window (7–9am or 3–5pm) when they order, and your team sees it on the day's list. I assumed the two windows from your brief — tell me if Saturdays are different.

    3. ✓ Preview updated · 4 minutes

    4. You: Make the buttons blue.

    5. Your builder: I changed every button from orange to a deep blue and kept the text readable on it. Have a look at the preview.

    6. ✓ Preview updated · 1 minute
    7. You press Publish → live in about a minute. Undo is right next to it.

The first time you look

When the starter app is ready you get a private preview and a short note from your builder: what it built, how to use it, what it assumed, and good next steps. Nothing is live yet. You read, you click around, and when it feels right you press Publish and your app is live at your web address.

What your builder made

What I built A home page for Sunrise Bakery, an online order form for pickup, a customer list and a staff area with today's orders.

How to use it Share your web address; staff sign in to see the day's list.

I assumed Pickup slots of 7–9am and 3–5pm, prices in rand.

Good next steps Add your real products and opening hours.

What we do. What you do.

We do You do
Build your starter app from your description Describe your business honestly
Host it, keep it secure and back it up every day Look at the preview before you publish
Make every change you ask for, and explain what we did Ask for changes in plain words, one at a time
Give you a web address, and connect your own when you want one Press Publish
Keep every version so you can undo anything Invite the people who should see or change the app
Answer your email within we reply within two business days Tell us when something doesn't make sense

Ready to describe your business?

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