Platform

How it works, end to end.

Two paths share one foundation: a build sandbox, a managed backend, and continuous monitoring. Here's what happens between your prompt and a live, healthy app.

The create path

Prompt → live preview → Go Live

You describe an app in chat. code-anything plans it, generates the project, and builds it in an isolated sandbox so you see a working preview in seconds — not a mockup, the real thing. The managed Postgres database, authentication, transactional email and Stripe payments are provisioned automatically, so the preview is fully functional with no accounts to create.

From there you iterate conversationally — “make the hero bigger” — or click an element in the preview to target an exact edit, or upload a screenshot to match a design. When it’s ready, Go Live deploys it to a real, hosted URL.

The edit path

Repo → sandbox → verify → reviewed PR

Connect a GitHub repository and describe the change. The agent indexes your code — semantic and symbol-aware, so it understands structure, not just text — then makes the change inside a sandbox clone. It verifies its own work with your typecheck, tests and build before anything reaches you.

The result is a pull request you review and merge. Your repository only ever changes through that PR — nothing is pushed behind your back.

a representative edit
$ connect github.com/acme/storefront
✓ indexed 1,284 files · 96 symbols
$ "add dark mode across the app"
✓ edited 14 files in a sandbox clone
✓ typecheck · tests · build  — all green
→ opened PR #481  "Add dark mode"

The foundation

Managed backend, by default

Every app gets the same managed foundation, provisioned automatically:

  • Database — a managed Postgres database (Supabase) per project.
  • Auth — authentication wired in, ready for sign-in.
  • Email — transactional email (Resend) for confirmations and notifications.
  • Payments — Stripe payments for anything you need to charge for.
  • Hosting — builds and deploys run on Cloudflare; Go Live serves a real URL.

After launch

Continuous workspace monitoring

  • Continuous health checks on builds, deploys and live previews.
  • Alerts when something breaks — before your users notice.
  • A single live view of every project you run.
  • One-click rollback when a change goes wrong.

See it work on your idea.

Start free. Describe an app or connect a repo — the sandbox, backend and monitoring are already handled.