Describe your idea, or add an image or sketch, and get a working app you can hold in your hand. Then see the whole thing on one board, and change any part of it just by pointing at it.
Your whole app sits on one workspace. Drop a note, write what you want in plain words, and drag its line onto the screen it belongs to. That screen gets the change, and nothing else is touched.
Drop a note on any screen and describe the change. Drop another on the next screen, and another. Every note becomes its own task, and they all run at the same time.
Tasks run on our servers, not in your browser. Close the tab or shut the laptop. When you come back, everything you asked for is done and listed.
Scan a code to install the real app on your home screen. Each time a task finishes, your phone gets a notification and the app updates itself.
Every screen sits on one board. Lines show which button leads where. Point at anything and the studio tells you what it does and what data it uses.
Attach a screenshot or design and say “Create this screen”. The screen that comes back matches it, and it's fully working, not just a picture.
Open Connectors to add Firebase, Google Sign-In or any HTTP API. Then point a note at a screen, for example “implement the google login”, and the flow gets wired up.
The app runs in a live phone preview next to your board. Each finished task shows up there straight away, so you can tap through it as you build.
When the drawer opens, slide the home screen aside.
Add a filter for rooms and show the devices in each.
Let me drag the dial to set the temperature.
implement the google login
Scan on your phone to open the app
Android: tap “Install app” on the page.
iPhone: Share → Add to Home Screen.
Your tasks are still running on our servers.
Founders shipping a first version, agencies building for clients, B2B teams adding mobile to their product. If you can explain it, the studio can build it.
Plus whatever you think of next.Try your own idea→
The app you build belongs to you. Install it on your phone, share it with your team or client, and keep improving it in the studio.
Publish to the App Store and Google Play under your own developer accounts, with your name on the listing.
Your prompts, sketches and app data stay private to your workspace.
The things founders, agencies and product teams ask us before they start.
Ask the team→Founders building a first version, agencies making apps for clients, and B2B teams adding a mobile app to their product. You don't need to write any code.
A real mobile app that runs on iPhone and Android. Install it on your phone, share it with your team or client, and keep improving it in the studio.
Yes. Scan the code in the studio and the app opens on your phone. It updates as each task finishes, so you can tap through real screens, not pictures.
You can give the studio several tasks at once. They run in the background, so you can close the tab and check progress on your phone later.
Yes. Connectors let the app work with services like Postman collections, sign-in providers and your own APIs, so screens show real data.
Yes. Describe the app in words, add a photo of a paper sketch, or attach screenshots of screens you like. The studio uses them as the starting point.
There's no fixed menu of app types. Founders, agencies and product teams use it for everything from first MVPs to internal tools. Start with a description or a sketch and shape the app from there.
Yes. You sign in with Google before your first build. It takes one click, and your projects are saved to your account so you can open them on your phone.
You get a real mobile app for iPhone and Android, running on your phone.