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Build a calculator with AI
A calculator for exactly your formula — pricing, loans, ROI, nutrition — that customers can use and share.
Start building freeYour formulas, tested before you publish.
Charts and shareable results.
Embed it on your site.
Start from this description
Build an ROI calculator for a SaaS website: inputs for team size and hours saved, results with a chart, and a shareable link with the inputs.
Copy it into Craftkite and change anything — the plan is shown before any code is written.
How it works
Step 1
Describe it
Write what you want in your own words, or start from a template.
Step 2
Approve the plan
Craftkite shows the plan and the credits it will use; you approve before it builds.
Step 3
Test and publish
The app is built, tested in a real browser and published on your address or domain.
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Questions
- Do I need to know how to code?
- No. You describe the app in plain language and approve a plan. If you can code, you can also edit every file in the built-in editor.
- Who owns the app?
- You do. The generated code is yours: download it as a ZIP or sync it to GitHub at any time.
- Can I publish it on my own domain?
- Yes. Publish on a Craftkite address in one click, or connect your own domain on a paid plan. Mobile apps can be submitted to the App Store and Google Play.
- How much does it cost?
- You can start free with daily credits. Paid plans add more credits, more live apps and more features; you always see what a task costs before it runs.
