Get started with code-anything
Two ways in: describe an app from scratch, or connect a repo and ship reviewed changes. Here's how each works.
Prompt → website
Go from a sentence to a live app. Managed database, auth, email, and payments are included, so you don't wire up infrastructure to ship something real.
Sign in
Create a free account. No credit card to start, and your first project is ready immediately.
Describe your app in chat
Tell the agent what you want to build in plain language — the screens, the data, the flow.
Watch it build in the live preview
The app renders as it is generated. You see real, working pages — not mockups.
Iterate by chat or by clicking elements
Refine by describing changes, or click any element in the preview to edit it directly.
Click Go Live for a real URL
Publish to a production URL when you are ready to share it.
Batteries included
Every project ships with the managed services most apps need:
- Managed Postgres database
- Authentication and user sessions
- Transactional email
- Payments and checkout
Codebase + prompt → edit
Already have a repo? Point the agent at it. It works in an isolated clone, verifies its own changes, and hands you a pull request to review.
Connect a GitHub repo
Authorize access to the repository you want to work in.
Describe the change
Explain what you want done in plain language — a feature, a fix, a refactor.
The agent indexes your code and edits in a sandbox clone
Your real repo is never touched directly. Work happens in an isolated clone.
It verifies with typecheck, tests, and build
Changes are checked before you ever see them, so review starts from a green baseline.
Review and merge the pull request
You get a normal PR. Read the diff, request tweaks, and merge when it looks right.
Nothing merges without you
All work happens in a sandbox clone and lands as a pull request. You stay the reviewer of record.
See what your project is doing
Your workspace keeps an eye on every build and deploy so you don't have to babysit logs. When something needs attention, you hear about it — and you can roll back in a click.
- Live status for builds, deploys, and preview environments
- Alerts when a build or deploy fails
- A live view of your running app
- One-click rollback to the last good version