Documentation Index
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What kind of apps can I build with Fabricate?
What kind of apps can I build with Fabricate?
Fabricate can build any web application — SaaS tools, dashboards, marketplaces, productivity apps, portfolio sites, internal tools, and more. Every app includes a real frontend (React + TypeScript), backend (Hono.js on Cloudflare Workers), and database (Cloudflare D1). If you can describe it in words, Fabricate can build it.
Do I need to know how to code?
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Fabricate is designed for non-technical builders. That said, if you are a developer, you’ll find it even more powerful — the code it generates is clean, well-structured, and exportable.
What is the difference between Build Mode and Discuss Mode?
What is the difference between Build Mode and Discuss Mode?
Build Mode generates and modifies your app’s code. Each message costs credits. Discuss Mode is free — use it to plan features, ask questions, brainstorm, or understand your codebase without spending credits.
What AI model does Fabricate use?
What AI model does Fabricate use?
Fabricate automatically uses advanced AI models to generate your app. Every plan uses the same models — upgrading gets you more credits and features, not a better model.
Can I export my code?
Can I export my code?
Yes. You own your code. Export it at any time, push it to GitHub with two-way sync, or deploy it independently. There’s no vendor lock-in.
How does GitHub sync work?
How does GitHub sync work?
Connect your GitHub repository from the Build settings. Changes you make in Fabricate are pushed to your repo. You can also pull changes from GitHub into Fabricate. It’s a true two-way sync — perfect for teams and developers who want to use their own tools.
Can I use a custom domain?
Can I use a custom domain?
Yes — on Pro and Scale plans. Connect any domain you own in the Deploy settings. Custom domains are not available on the Free plan.
Who hosts my app?
Who hosts my app?
Your app runs on Cloudflare’s global edge network. It’s fast, reliable, and globally distributed. Fabricate handles the hosting infrastructure automatically.
What database does Fabricate use?
What database does Fabricate use?
Fabricate uses Cloudflare D1, which is SQLite-compatible. Your data lives in Cloudflare’s infrastructure. The schema and migrations are generated automatically based on your app’s requirements.
Can I add authentication and payments?
Can I add authentication and payments?
Yes. Fabricate can generate user authentication flows and Stripe payment integrations. Just describe what you need — “add user login with email and password” or “add a $9/month subscription with Stripe” — and Fabricate handles the implementation.
What happens if I run out of credits?
What happens if I run out of credits?
You can still use Discuss Mode for free. Build Mode will be unavailable until your credits reset at the start of next month. You can upgrade your plan at any time to get more credits immediately.
Is there a free plan?
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan gives you 60 credits per month with no credit card required. It includes GitHub sync, full Build Mode access, and deployment to Cloudflare. The only limitations are public apps only (no custom domains or password protection).
How do I get support?
How do I get support?
- Discord: discord.gg/fabricate — community help and quick answers
- Email: support@fabricate.build — for account or billing issues
- X/Twitter: @fabricatedev — product updates and announcements
Can I use Fabricate for client work?
Can I use Fabricate for client work?
Absolutely. Many agencies and freelancers use Fabricate to build client projects faster. You own the code, can export it, and the architecture follows professional standards.
What frameworks and libraries does Fabricate use?
What frameworks and libraries does Fabricate use?
Every Fabricate app uses: React 18, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS 4, shadcn/ui (frontend), Hono.js on Cloudflare Workers (backend), and Cloudflare D1 (database). This stack is modern, production-grade, and widely used in the industry.