APP GENERATOR

Describe your app. We plan it, build it and prove it on real CI.

A few sentences is all it needs. We pick a sensible stack for you, and you can change any part of it.

1Describe

2Review the plan

3Build & verify

What are you building?

What it does, who uses it, and anything it must have. A rough description is fine.

Not sure how to phrase it?

Add a sentence or two about the app first. It is what every recommendation is based on.

Your stack

Organisation

Startup

1–20 people building fast. Best for MVPs, side-projects, and new products where speed matters more than scale.

Scale-up

10–100 people with a proven product. You need structure and growth planning without enterprise overhead.

Enterprise

100+ people, compliance and auditing matter. Choose this for regulated industries, large procurement cycles.

Agency / Consultancy

Building for clients on a deadline. Prioritises reusable patterns and fast handover to the customer.

App type

Web Application

A website with pages and a UI — the most common choice. Use this if real people will visit your app in a browser.

API / Backend

No UI needed — just endpoints. Choose this when a mobile app, website, or third-party service will call your API.

Mobile App

iOS and/or Android app. Great when most of your users are on their phones and you need device features.

Desktop App

Installs on Windows, Mac, or Linux. Best for offline-first tools or power users who work on a computer all day.

Full-Stack Platform

Multiple services working together — web, API, background jobs. More complexity, but maximum flexibility.

CLI / Dev Tool

Command-line scripts or SDKs that other developers use. Think deployment tools, code generators, or automation.

Backend

.NET / C#

Microsoft's mature, high-performance stack. Best for teams that already know C# or need tight Azure / Microsoft 365 integration.

Java / Spring

Enterprise Java — battle-tested for large teams, complex systems, and organisations with existing Java expertise.

Node.js / TypeScript

JavaScript on the server — huge ecosystem, easy hiring, and you can share code between frontend and backend.

Python

Simple syntax, great for data-heavy apps, AI/ML integrations, or teams who are more comfortable with Python than JS.

Extremely fast and memory-efficient. Ideal for high-throughput APIs or microservices where performance is critical.

Ruby on Rails

Optimised for developer happiness and rapid feature building. Great for small teams who want to ship quickly.

Frontend

React / Next.js

The world's most popular UI framework. Huge community, great hiring pool, and excellent SEO support out of the box.

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Angular

Full-featured and opinionated — every convention is pre-decided. Preferred by large enterprise teams wanting strict structure.

Vue / Nuxt

Approachable and flexible — loved by solo developers and small teams. Easier learning curve than React for newcomers.

Blazor

Write UI in C# instead of JavaScript. Best if your whole team is .NET-focused and you want to avoid context-switching.

Svelte / SvelteKit

Tiny bundle sizes, fast runtime. Great for performance-critical UIs where every kilobyte matters.

None (API only)

Skip the frontend entirely — your API will serve data to a mobile app, another service, or a separately-built UI.

Database

PostgreSQL

The go-to relational database. Rock-solid, free, and supported everywhere. Works for 90% of applications.

SQL Server

Microsoft's database — ideal when you're on Azure or an existing Microsoft stack and need deep Windows integrations.

MySQL / MariaDB

Simple, widely hosted relational DB. Good choice when your hosting provider or existing stack already uses MySQL.

MongoDB

Store data as flexible JSON-like documents. Great for rapid iteration when your data structure changes frequently.

DynamoDB / CosmosDB

Fully managed, infinitely scalable NoSQL. Best for serverless architectures on AWS or Azure at massive scale.

SQLite

Embedded, zero-setup database stored in a single file. Perfect for local dev, prototypes, or offline-capable apps.

Features

Authentication

Let users sign up, log in, and manage their account. Almost every app needs this.

SEO

Help search engines find your pages. Essential if you want users to discover your app on Google.

Real-time

Push live updates without refreshing — good for chats, live dashboards, or collaborative features.

File Storage

Let users upload photos, documents, or videos that get stored safely in the cloud.

Payments

Charge users via card, subscription, or one-time purchase. We'll wire up Stripe for you.

Email / Notifications

Send welcome emails, alerts, or push notifications to keep users informed and engaged.

Analytics

Track what users do inside your app and measure business metrics like signups and retention.

Full-text Search

Let users search through content instantly — like Google, but just for your app's data.

Deploy to

Azure

Microsoft's cloud. Best choice when paired with .NET or if your company already uses Microsoft 365 / Teams.

AWS

Amazon's cloud — the world's largest ecosystem. The default choice for most US-based startups and scale-ups.

GCP

Google's cloud. Strongest for ML/AI workloads, big data pipelines, and teams already using Google Workspace.

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Vercel / Netlify

The simplest way to deploy a frontend. Zero config, automatic previews per branch — great for Next.js apps.

Docker / Kubernetes

Run anywhere — any cloud or your own servers. Maximum flexibility with no vendor lock-in.

On-premises

Keep everything on hardware you own. Required for some compliance scenarios where data must not leave your network.

Six AI agents draft the architecture, stack, design and a wire diagram in about a minute. You review the plan, then we build the code.

APP GENERATOR

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3Build & verify

Your plan

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Decisions

Architecture

Tech stack

UI / UX

SEO

Best practices

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