Say it once.
Ship it live.
Plain English goes in. A production web and mobile app comes out — real sign-in, real card payments, real hosting. Nothing to install, nothing to wire.
Invite-only for now · Open sign-up is coming soon
- Architect Schema — 9 tables, relations locked done
- UI Booking calendar component done
- Payments Deploying webhooks… live
- Auth Sessions + password reset live
- Deploy Queued — TLS + shareable URL next
Three steps. One of them is yours.
You describe. The swarm designs, builds, wires and deploys. That is the entire workflow.
Describe it
Explain it like you would to a developer friend. No specs, no wireframes, no tickets — the sentence is the interface.
Agents build it
Data model, API, UI, auth and payments get split across specialised agents working in parallel — and you watch every decision land.
It's live
Production hosting, a shareable URL, sign-in that works and payments that can charge a real card. Same half hour.
A real product, not a clickable mockup
Everything a launchable app needs is in every build — not an add-on you bolt on next quarter.
Architecture, UI, API and infra agents build concurrently. That's why minutes, not months.
Sign-up, sessions, password reset — wired from the first build. Testers log in like it's a real product.
Subscriptions, checkout and billing pre-integrated. Flip off test mode and it takes real money.
Every build ships a responsive web app and a mobile-ready experience together.
No localhost, no staging purgatory. Managed hosting with TLS the moment the agents finish.
"Make the dashboard dark." "Add referrals." Live in minutes — feedback loops measured in coffee sips.
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Two products live today, each on its own domain, with sign-in, AI and hosting from the same platform.
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What 30 minutes actually looks like
Not a demo-day estimate — the clock on a typical build, from submit to a URL you can text a friend.
The planning agent drafts the architecture.
UI, API, data, auth, payments in parallel.
Click real screens while the backend wires up.
Accounts sign in, test cards charge, hooks fire.
A shareable URL with TLS, ready for users.
“I described the app over lunch. By the time I finished the sandwich, customers could sign up and pay. I've had sprints deliver less than that sandwich.”
Cheaper than one hour of a contractor
Every plan ships production apps with auth and payments. Pick how often you want the trick.
Starter
For trying the trick yourself.
Pro
Most popularFor founders shipping for real.
Team
For agencies and product teams.
Your next idea could be live before this meeting ends.
Describe it once. Get a production app with sign-in, payments and a shareable URL — in less time than a standup that ran long.