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Fabricate builds web applications — SaaS tools, dashboards, marketplaces, productivity apps, portfolio sites, internal tools, and more. Every app includes a real frontend (React + TypeScript), backend (a Cloudflare Durable Object on Cloudflare Workers), and database (SQLite storage built into that Durable Object).
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 on paid plans.
Not anymore. Fabricate has one chat: every message goes to the same AI agent, which can change your app or answer questions about it. Every message uses credits, including questions.
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.
Yes, on Pro and Scale. You own your code: download it as a zip or push it to a GitHub repository. There’s no vendor lock-in.
There’s no two-way sync. On Pro and Scale, you can push your app’s code to a new GitHub repository from your project. The push is one-way: commits made on GitHub are not pulled back into Fabricate, and Fabricate doesn’t watch the repository for changes. See Push to GitHub.
Yes — on Pro and Scale plans. After you publish, connect any domain you own from your project’s Domains settings. Custom domains are not available on the Free plan.
Your app runs on Cloudflare’s global edge network. It’s fast, reliable, and globally distributed. Fabricate handles the hosting infrastructure automatically.
Each app stores its data in the SQLite database built into its Cloudflare Durable Object. Your data lives in Cloudflare’s infrastructure. Fabricate writes the code that creates and updates your tables based on your app’s requirements.
Authentication, yes: ask for “user login with email and password” and Fabricate adds its built-in email-and-password accounts. Payments aren’t built in. You can ask Fabricate to add Stripe, but your Stripe keys only reach your published app, so payment flows can’t be tried in the preview. See Payments.
You can’t send new messages until you have credits again. On Free, wait for your credits to refresh or upgrade your plan; on Pro and Scale, buy a credit pack or upgrade.
Yes. The Free plan includes a monthly credit allowance with no credit card required, and you can build in the chat and publish to Cloudflare. It has a daily credit cap and a limit on published apps, and published apps are public and show a small “Made in Fabricate AI” badge. Custom domains, private apps, code download, GitHub push, and credit packs are on paid plans. See pricing for current allowances and limits.
Absolutely. Many agencies and freelancers use Fabricate to build client projects faster. You own the code, can export it on a paid plan, and the architecture follows professional standards.
Apps built today use React 19 and TypeScript with plain CSS (frontend), a Cloudflare Durable Object on Cloudflare Workers (backend), and the Durable Object’s built-in SQLite storage (database). Fabricate can add npm packages when your app needs them. See Tech Stack.