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You can build a booking app without writing code: describe your services, how long each one takes, who does them and when you are open, and Fabricate builds a working booking web app where clients pick a free time and leave their details, and only you, or staff you invite, sign in to manage the bookings.
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Financial software lives or dies on how it stores money. Fabricate generates fintech apps whose data lives in the built-in SQLite database of the app's own Durable Object, with table definitions you can open and read, so balances are integers in minor units, corrections are new rows rather than overwrites, and every payment webhook lands against a key that makes a retry harmless.
Most clinic software is a calendar with consequences. Fabricate generates the parts that are unforgiving to hand-write -- provider availability, appointment states that cannot double-book, intake responses that stay readable after the form changes -- and leaves the clinical judgement, and the compliance posture, where they belong: with you.
A listing is not a static page. It changes price, it goes pending and comes back, its photo order gets reshuffled the night before an open house. Fabricate generates property sites around that fact: price as its own history, media as ordered rows, status as a transition, and search as a query rather than a hand-maintained page.
Storefronts are easy to demo and hard to get right, because the interesting part is what happens after the customer clicks pay. Fabricate generates stores where variants carry their own stock, orders capture the price they were placed at, and the total is calculated in the worker from product identifiers rather than accepted from the browser.
The decision that determines how much of your product you rewrite in year two is whether data belongs to a user or to an account. Fabricate generates SaaS applications with that layer in place from the first migration: organizations above users, membership carrying the role, and every domain table keyed to the tenant rather than to whoever happened to create the row.
Most first versions fail by being too complete. They ship with accounts, billing, settings, and an empty database, having answered no question anybody asked. Fabricate is fast enough that scope becomes a choice rather than a constraint -- which puts the burden back where it belongs, on deciding what the next two weeks are actually meant to prove.
A landing page is judged by one number, and that number is produced by the form. Fabricate generates pages where the submission goes somewhere real: a leads table with the source that produced it, validation that runs on the server, and enough friction for bots that you do not have to make humans prove anything.
Any dashboard is fast against ten thousand rows. The one that is still fast against ten million is the one that stopped querying raw events and started reading summaries. Fabricate generates reporting apps with that shape available from the start: rollup tables, indexed time columns, and filters parameterised in the worker rather than assembled as strings.
A portal has one requirement that outranks every feature on the roadmap: this client sees this client's work and nothing else. Fabricate generates portals where that boundary is structural -- a client reference on every row, one data-access layer that will not run a query without a subject, and sessions that can be revoked the day an engagement ends.
Fabricate can build virtually anything. Just describe what you need.