Explore deployed apps built by the community
Every entry in this gallery is an application somebody built on Fabricate by describing it in plain language, and then shipped. There are no mockups and no concept art here. A project reaches this page only when its owner has left it public, the build finished, and a deployment went out, so every card points at a deployed URL rather than at a picture of one.
That also means the gallery is an honest sample rather than a curated reel. It is what the platform produced for the people who chose to publish, which is a more useful thing to judge an AI app builder on than a demo video.
Each one began as a prompt. Fabricate turns that prompt into a real codebase and deploys it to Cloudflare: a React single-page front end built with Vite and styled with Tailwind, a Hono API running on Workers behind it, and Cloudflare storage - a D1 database, or Durable Object and KV storage, depending on what the project needs - whenever the app has to keep anything. When a project asks for accounts, the generator writes the authentication into that same codebase - hashed passwords, a signed session token, a revocable sessions table - rather than wiring in a third-party identity service you would have to pay for separately.
The generated apps are client-rendered single-page applications. That is worth knowing before you judge one: they are built to be used, not to rank, and the SEO surface of a generated app is what you ask the generator to put there. The full-stack builder page goes through what the backend can and cannot do, and the deployment page covers what happens between a finished build and a public URL.
Popular and Trending both hold back projects with barely any traffic, so the default view stays a list of things other people actually opened rather than a list of things that merely exist.
The gallery is a snapshot of what other people built. These guides cover the same ground from the other direction: what a given kind of app needs, and how to describe it well enough to get one.
If nothing in the gallery is close to what you want, a template is a faster starting point than a blank prompt. Each page describes what the template already contains before you ask for anything.
Most people arrive here mid-comparison. These pages set Fabricate against a specific tool and say plainly where the other one is the better choice.
Everything on this page started with somebody typing a sentence. Describe what you want and Fabricate writes, builds and deploys it; you keep refining it in the same chat until it is right. New accounts get a monthly allowance of credits without a card - the pricing page has the current allowances and what each plan lifts.