Describe your app in plain words. Fabricate builds all of it, not just the screens: a React frontend, its own database, user logins when your app needs them, and hosting, published to a live URL you can share.
An AI app builder turns a plain-English description into a working app. A full-stack one, which is what Fabricate is, writes every layer of it: the pages people see, the server code behind them, the database that keeps what they enter, and the sign-in that keeps each person's data their own. Then it puts the app online.
Some AI tools stop at the screens, or leave you to connect a separate database, sign-in service and host. Fabricate builds and hosts the whole app in one step, so the app you try in the preview is the app your users get. Publishing gives it a fresh database of its own; test entries from the preview stay behind.
Fabricate sets up every layer of your app for you and checks it before it goes live. There is nothing to connect and no server to rent.
A React 19 and TypeScript app with hand-written CSS, built to work on phones and desktops.
Each app has its own server code and its own SQLite database, running in a Cloudflare Durable Object. What people enter is saved and still there tomorrow.
When your app needs accounts, sign-up and sign-in are built in, with hashed passwords and secure cookie sessions.
Publishing puts your app on Cloudflare's network as its own Worker. Fabricate runs it for you.
Every published app gets its own address, like yourapp.fabricate.chat. On Pro and Max you can connect your own domain.
Before an app can be published, Fabricate opens it in a real browser. An app that crashes or shows a blank page is blocked.
In one timed build, a salon booking app described in a few sentences was working in the preview 2 minutes 9 seconds after the prompt was sent.
A booking website for my hair salon. Clients pick a service, a stylist and a time, and I can see all bookings for the week.
Build times depend on the size of the app. Most first builds take one to four minutes.
No coding experience required. Three steps from an idea to a live app.
Write what your app should do in plain English, the way you would explain it to a person. Add an image for design inspiration if you have one.
Fabricate writes the frontend, server and database, plus logins when the app needs accounts, and shows the working app in a live preview. Ask for changes in the chat.
One click puts the app online at its own live URL. Keep improving it by asking for changes.
Credits pay for building and changing apps, not for keeping them online. Hosting and the live URL are included on every plan. Compare every plan
60 credits a month. Enough for about 1 new app or 6 changes. 1 app online at a time. Free fabricate.chat address.
350 credits a month. Enough for about 15 new apps or 40 changes. Any number of apps online. Up to 5 custom domains.
1,750 credits a month. Enough for about 75 new apps or 195 changes. Any number of apps online. Up to 20 custom domains.
What people ask before they build their first full-stack app with Fabricate.
What builders say after shipping their first app with Fabricate.
"Weekend idea → deployed app in hours. Fabricate gets the intent behind the prompt."
"Shipped a full halal-restaurant finder in one afternoon. Code quality was real."
"Pro paid for itself in a week. Higher credits, no stopping."
How each app stores its data in its own built-in SQLite database.
Read moreSign-up, sign-in and private data for your app's users.
Read moreFrom preview to a live URL in one click.
Read moreEvery plan, credit and limit side by side.
Read moreBooking, client and order apps, each ready to open in the builder.
Read moreWhat a booking app built from a description includes, and what it does not.
Read moreDescribe it in a few sentences and try it in the preview. No credit card required.