Introducing Craftkite: describe it, we craft it, you ship it
Craftkite turns a description in plain words into a working web or mobile app that you can preview, change, publish and own.
By The Craftkite team2 min read
Most app ideas never get built. Not because they are bad, but because the path from idea to working software is long: design, code, a database, sign-in, hosting, testing, store releases. Craftkite shortens that path to a conversation.
How it works
You describe what you want in plain words: who uses the app, the screens and what people do there. You can attach screenshots, draw a sketch or dictate. Craftkite answers with a short plan in your language. Nothing is built until you approve it.
Then the agent gets to work in an isolated workspace: it writes the code, builds the app, starts it and tests it in a real browser. When something breaks, it repairs it on its own. You watch every step live, and when the task is ready, your app runs in the preview next to the chat.
Change it by talking to it
Every change works the same way: ask in the chat, approve the plan, get a new version. You can also select an element in the preview and edit its text or colors directly, ask questions in Discuss mode without changing anything, or edit the code yourself. Every version is kept, and going back is one click.
From preview to production
When you are happy, Publish puts the app online with its own address. Add your own domain, see visitors and logs, and roll back to an earlier publish if you need to. Apps that save data get their own database with a development and a live copy, backups and a data browser. Mobile apps can be built for the App Store and Google Play with your own developer accounts.
You own what you build
Your app is a standard project. Download it as a ZIP at any time or keep it in your own GitHub repository. Your projects are private: nobody at Craftkite opens them unless you ask us to solve a problem, and even then the access is time-limited and shown to you.
Credits, not surprises
Craftkite is credit based. Before you start a request, the studio shows the typical cost; each task shows what it actually used, and tasks stop at a credit limit you can set. If a task fails because of us, its credits come back automatically.
In your language
Craftkite speaks English, Turkish, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Japanese and Hindi, in the studio and in the agent’s plans.
Start with your first app, or browse the templates for ideas.
