Describe it. Ship it.
The internal tool, the customer portal, the mobile app your team keeps asking for — without waiting for an engineering slot. Real logins, real databases, checked in a real browser, and published to a link, a QR code or your own domain.
A screen isn’t a product.
Most AI builders give you the same page everyone else gets: safe layout, default fonts, three icon cards. Ask for a CRM and you get a “simulator”. Ask it to fix one thing and it redesigns ten. It says “done” while the buttons do nothing — because nothing ever clicked them.
One sentence. Real software.
A CRM with a real login and a database. A native app on a phone. A board deck with the figures already in it. Each one came from the single line underneath it — no brief, no team, no sprint. Click any tile to see the whole thing.
Build a CRM for our sales team — pipeline, owners, next steps and a weekly forecast.
A website for our advisory firm. Services, industries, insights, book a call.
A field app so engineers can work their jobs offline.
Turn the quarter’s numbers into a board deck.
A dashboard for weekly revenue by category and depot, with what needs attention.
A launch page for the beta with a waitlist form and a usage chart.
Map the first ninety days and show me where it breaks.
A booking system for the clinic — five practitioners, three rooms, no double-bookings.
A shop for our stoneware. Product pages, variants, stock, checkout.
A driver app: today’s route, proof of delivery, and what to do when a drop fails.
Turn the data room into a seed deck a partner will read.
A live operations board for the depots — on-time rate, and what needs a human.
A page to sell tickets to our conference, with the programme and the speakers.
Write up the supplier review for the ops board, with a recommendation.
A client portal: invoices, documents and a way to pay without emailing us.
A site for the restaurant. The menu changes daily, so make that easy.
A loyalty app for regulars — points, a scannable card, and this week’s offers.
Budget versus actual by cost centre, and where the quarter actually went.
A roadmap for the half — and be explicit about what we are not doing.
A page that sells the cohort — the syllabus, the price, and what they leave with.
A registration form new patients will actually finish, with uploads.
Five steps. One is yours.
You are needed once — at the plan. It will not write a line until you have approved one, and it will not call the build finished until it has proved the thing runs.
Understand
It reads your Company Brain, opens any company site you name and any page you paste — so it starts from your business rather than from a blank prompt.
Plan
A short plan in plain words, with the decisions it would rather you made than guessed at. Nothing gets built until you have picked.
Build
A checklist ticks as it goes, the preview updates while you watch, and the code is one click away the entire time.
Verify
It opens the finished app in a real browser, signs in as a user, clicks every control and fixes what breaks — before you ever see it.
Ship
A link, a QR code, or your own domain. Every version is kept, and any of them can be brought back.
It clicks every button.
Most AI builders hand you code and wish you luck. This one opens the finished app in a real browser, signs in the way a customer would, and works through it — every control pressed, every page loaded. A button that looks fine and does nothing is the defect nobody catches in a demo, and it is exactly what this catches.
- Signed in as a real user, every page opened
- Every control pressed, not just rendered
- Console errors and failed requests caught
- Dead buttons found and fixed, then re-tested
- A mobile app carrying web-only code cannot publish
Build it in the meeting.
The room is where the work happens, and other people can be in it. Talk through what you need while it builds — the specification stops being a document somebody has to write down afterwards.
- Build modeyou and the agent, chat on the left, the app updating on the right
- Collaborate modestart a live meeting in the room and it builds from the conversation, while everyone watches the same screen change
- The meeting becomes workdecisions and action items from the room land in your tracker, waiting for approval
- Nothing leaves without a personanything touching your connected tools stops and asks first
Live in one click.
The gap between “it works on my screen” and “somebody else is using it” is where most internal tools die. Here it is one button, and the thing that goes out has been scanned first.
- One click to livesites and full-stack apps get a real URL; mobile apps get a web link and a QR code to open on a phone
- Your own domainpoint a CNAME at us and it verifies the DNS and issues the certificate itself
- Scanned before it shipsthe source is checked for hardcoded secrets and risky patterns on the way out
- See who cametraffic to anything you have published
- Hand the whole thing onshare a room as an unlisted template somebody else can remix
It is your code.
Not a design someone else hosts and not a format only we can open. Take the source, push it to your own repo, walk away with it — the test of whether something is yours is whether you can leave.
- Take the sourcethe whole project as a tar.gz, with your secrets stripped out of it
- Your repo, in steplink GitHub and every version is pushed as a commit
- Every version kepteach build is a version, and any of them can be restored
- One file, if that is all you needexport a web page as a single self-contained HTML file
- A broken room is repairablethe workspace is rebuilt in place — database, links, chat and history survive, and your code is never touched
- See exactly what it didevery build step by step, what the agent changed and how long each step took
Code runs in a cage.
- Every room gets its own sandbox, kernel-isolated (gVisor) with hard resource limits
- Default-deny networking — no reaching other sandboxes, cloud metadata or private networks
- Each sandbox holds one key, and it opens only itself
- The agent cannot run the network tools that would carry your data out
- Each app’s data is walled off by database row-level security
Build the first one.
Pick the thing your team has asked for twice and describe it in a sentence. Approve the plan, and watch it get built, tested and published.
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