Frontend, Backend, and Database in One Prompt
Stop stitching together separate tools for frontend, backend, and infrastructure. Fabricate generates your entire stack from a single description -- React frontend, serverless API, D1 database, authentication, and deployment -- all wired together and production-ready.
Describe your application once and get a React frontend, Cloudflare Workers API, and D1 database that work together out of the box. No manual wiring required.
Fabricate provisions and configures your D1 database automatically. Schemas, migrations, and ORM queries are generated alongside your application code.
User signup, login, sessions, and role-based access control are generated as first-class features. Clerk integration handles the heavy lifting securely.
Your full-stack app deploys to Cloudflare's global edge network. Sub-50ms response times worldwide with zero server management.
Shared types flow from database schemas through API handlers to React components. Catch errors at compile time instead of in production.
Add a new data model, API endpoint, and corresponding UI page in a single conversation turn. Fabricate keeps every layer in sync.
Explain what your app does, who uses it, and what data it stores. Fabricate infers the architecture from your description.
Frontend components, API routes, database schema, and configuration files are created together in a single generation pass.
See your running application in the live preview. Request changes to any layer and Fabricate updates all dependent code automatically.
One click deploys your complete stack to Cloudflare with SSL, global CDN, and managed database included.
True full-stack generation means more than a React frontend with an API mock. Fabricate generates all layers of a production application: React 19 with TypeScript frontend, Cloudflare Workers backend with typed API routes, D1 SQLite database with Drizzle ORM schema and migrations, authentication with Clerk, and deployment configuration. All layers are integrated and working—the frontend calls the backend, the backend queries the database, the database schema matches the application's data model. You receive a deployable, complete application, not a collection of disconnected pieces.
Frontend Layer: React 19 with TypeScript, React Router v7, Tailwind CSS 4, shadcn/ui components, and client-side state management.
Backend Layer: Cloudflare Workers with typed fetch handlers, middleware for auth and rate limiting, and structured API routes following REST conventions.
Data Layer: D1 SQLite database with Drizzle ORM for type-safe queries, schema migrations, and proper indexing for the application's query patterns.
“I have been a backend developer for 10 years. Fabricate generates frontend code I am proud to ship. Having the entire stack generated correctly is something I never thought was possible.”
Backend Engineer
Senior Software Engineer
Full-stack means Fabricate generates frontend UI (React), backend logic (Cloudflare Workers), database schemas (D1), and deployment configuration as a single cohesive application. All layers communicate through generated type-safe APIs.
The generated code is standard React and TypeScript, so the frontend is portable. The backend is optimized for Cloudflare Workers, but you can export and adapt it to other serverless platforms.
Fabricate uses Cloudflare D1, a serverless SQL database. Schemas and migrations are generated automatically based on your application requirements. You can inspect and query your database through the built-in database explorer.
Yes. Applications deploy to Cloudflare's edge network, which handles millions of requests per second globally. The generated code follows production patterns including error handling, input validation, and security headers.
Absolutely. Describe new features in the chat and Fabricate adds the necessary frontend components, API endpoints, and database tables while keeping existing functionality intact.
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