You never see code
Not a file name, not a snippet, not an error message full of jargon. You describe the change in a sentence and get a plain sentence back telling you what moved.
What this is
A builder that speaks your language, not the computer’s
Every other tool asks you to learn something first — blocks, templates, plugins, hosting. This one asks you to describe your business.
It answers in seconds
A change lands in a few seconds, while you are still looking at the screen. That is the whole point — you keep going instead of waiting on someone.
Nothing is ever lost
Every change is saved as its own point in history. Undo takes you back exactly, however many changes ago it was.
Every turn is a commit
How fast
Websites and web apps, built while you watch
Not a quote, a kick-off call and a delivery date six weeks out. You describe the business, the first version appears in minutes, and every change after that lands in a few seconds while you are still looking at the screen.
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Minutes: a first version
Home, services, prices, photographs, contact — arranged around the one thing you want a visitor to do. Not a template with your name dropped into it.
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Seconds: every change after that
Three to five seconds from pressing send to seeing it, measured and published rather than rounded down. That is what makes forty small improvements in an evening possible.
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The same day: in front of customers
A private address you can share immediately, and a public one as soon as a person here has reviewed it. No hosting to buy, no certificate to install, nothing to deploy.
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Whenever you want: an app
Installable from the browser on day one, a real Android file from one button, and the Play Store listing handled by us.
In numbers
What this actually is
300
free sparks to start
5s
to see a change
1
spark is one rupee
0
files you will ever see
How it goes
Four steps, and you are already past three of them
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Tell us about the business
A paragraph is plenty: what you sell, who buys it, what you want people to be able to do. It shapes the first version, so it is worth writing properly.
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Ask for changes in plain words
"Put the menu at the bottom on phones." "Add a form for wedding enquiries." "Make the prices bigger." You will see each one happen in the preview beside you.
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Check it, undo what you dislike
Switch the preview between a computer, an Android phone, an iPhone and the installed app. Undo any change without explaining yourself.
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Go live when a person has checked it
A human reviews the app before it reaches a public address. That is a deliberate gate, not a queue we forgot to remove — we are answerable for what these apps do.
What you actually get
A real website, and a real app on the home screen
Not a preview that lives inside our tool. A working thing at your own address that your customers can use.
A website that works on a phone
Built mobile-first, because that is where your customers are. It resizes properly, loads fast, and reads well on a cheap Android.
An app, installed from the browser
Every app here installs on Android, iPhone, Windows and Mac straight from the browser — its own icon, its own window, no address bar.
No store account, no fee
An Android app, on the Play Store
Press Build and you get a real installable file to send anyone today — and when you want it listed, we put it on the Play Store under our account. No developer account for you to open.
Payments that never touch your site
Buying happens on the payment provider’s own page. Your app never asks for a card number — that is a rule here, not a setting.
Your own domain
Point a domain you already own at your app and it goes live there with a certificate, automatically, once the DNS proves it is yours.
A way out, whenever you want
Ask and you get your whole project as a file, with its full history, that runs on any machine. Nothing here holds you hostage.
Being straight with you
What this does not do
The fastest way to lose somebody’s trust is to let them find this out later, on the day it matters.
The App Store is not ready yet
The Play Store we handle for you. Apple is a longer road: signing an app for a real iPhone needs a Mac and an Apple membership, and we are not finished building that. Anyone who tells you otherwise this month is guessing.
It is not instant, it is quick
A first version in minutes and a change in a few seconds — three to five, measured and published rather than rounded down. Not the same thing as magic.
It is invitation-only
You can ask for access in a minute, and a person reads it. We would rather have fewer founders and answer all of them than open the doors and disappear.
Start here
Before you spend anything, test yourself
Twelve questions on what running a business on this actually involves — what a customer needs to see, where a card number may never be typed, what a phone store will ask of you, what a change costs. Free, and you can request access with or without it.
It is free, and it always will be
Nothing to pay to take it, however many times you take it. Nobody is charged before they have an account.
Every answer is on this site
In plain words. Get one wrong and the marked paper tells you the answer, why it is the answer, and which page explains it.
Not a barrier — a head start
Nine of twelve is a pass, and your result is attached to your access request. You can ask for access either way; a pass just means you already know what you are buying.
Retry in six hours
Who it is for
Built for founders with customers, not a portfolio
The people this suits already have something to sell. They do not have a developer, and they should not need one.
Bakeries and cake shops
A menu that changes daily and an order form that does not need a developer.
Cafés and restaurants
A menu people can read on a phone, table bookings, and a QR code that works.
Clinics and doctors
Timings, services, directions and an appointment request — said carefully.
Dental practices
Treatments explained, before-and-after photos, and appointment requests.
Salons and spas
A service list with prices, a booking request and a gallery that sells.
Gyms and yoga studios
A timetable, membership plans and a free-trial form.
Money
You pay for changes, not for a seat
No monthly fee. You start with 300 free sparks — about forty changes — and afterwards each change costs what it costs, which is usually 3 to 8 sparks.
Priced before it runs
Ask for something and you are shown the likely cost first, worked out from what real changes on your app have actually cost. You press send.
Nothing hidden in a total
Every charge is itemised and every purchase gets a proper tax invoice with both parties named. Sparks are just your money in a smaller unit — one to the rupee.
Refused, not overdrawn
At zero the builder stops and holds the sentence you were about to send. It is never run automatically when money arrives — you press send yourself.
Or earn it back
Introduce another founder and you earn ten percent of every recharge they make. It offsets your own bill first, and the rest can be asked for in cash. Nothing is paid for the sign-up itself.
Every rupee has a ledger row
Questions
The six people ask first
Is there a test before I can ask for access?
There is a free founder test, and it is recommended rather than required today — you can request access either way. It exists so the expensive way to find out what this does is not after paying for it.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. If you can describe your business to a new employee, you can use this. You will never be shown a file, a setting or an error message full of jargon. The test is about business judgement, not technology.
How fast is a change, really?
A few seconds from pressing send to seeing it. On a large, mature app it is nearer five than two. We measure it and publish the number rather than rounding it down.
What if it does something I did not ask for?
Undo it. Every change is its own point in history and undo returns the app exactly to how it was, however many changes back that is.
Can my customers pay me?
Yes, through a payment provider’s own hosted page. Your app never collects card or bank details — it is not allowed to, by design, so you are never the weak link.
Is it really an app, or just a website?
Both, honestly labelled. Every app installs to the home screen with its own icon and window, which for most businesses is what "an app" means. A real Android file is one button. The App Store is a longer road and we say why.
Can I leave and take it with me?
Yes. You get a single file containing the whole project and its history, which runs on any ordinary machine. That is a rule we designed around, not a favour.
Tell us what you want to build
Request access and a person will read it. If it is a fit you get an invitation and 300 sparks — about forty changes. Or take the free founder test first and find out what you are getting.
Request access Take the free founder test
Access is by invitation and a person reads every request. The founder test is free, takes a few minutes, and tells you what you are getting before you commit to anything.