How it works

Say it. Watch it get built. Show your customers when you are ready.

Say it.

Describe it the way you would tell a friend. Attach a photo of the form you fill in by hand, the spreadsheet, the message you send ten times a day. No brief, no jargon.

Watch it get built.

Your app appears on screen as it is built. Click through it at phone, tablet and desktop widths. Ask for changes in plain words. Every turn ends with a working app: the AI runs it, sees what broke, and puts it right before it replies.

Try it in private. Then show your customers.

Two copies. One your customers use. One only you see. Try every change on the private one, then bring it to the real one with one press. Your customers never see a half-finished change, every version is kept, and a copy of the site and its data is taken before each one goes out.

One Monday · 9:00 AM to 3:02 PM

This is what it looks like. The whole thing, in one day.

What it costAnd nothing after that.

No subscription. The site stays up for the server charge alone.

1day, start to live
5,000credits of Apptain time, about $10
~$3a month to keep it running

A day like this one, written as an example. Your Monday, your words, your Apptain.

And after the first day.

When you want a personFlip the switch. A qualified Apptain takes the build for the time you set, finishes it or checks it, and hands it back with a recorded walkthrough and their limitations in writing.
When you want to know what to buildDescribe how your day runs and the AI maps where software would pay off first. Start a build from the plan, or hand the plan to an Apptain.
When you already have softwareSend the repository. It comes over as it is, history and all, and from then on a change is a prompt.
When you are doneKeep the site up for the server charge alone. Come back whenever you like. Your code is yours to download, push to GitHub, or take anywhere.

Start with the thing that slows you down today.

Describe it. See a first version today. Hand it to an Apptain whenever you like.