Describe an app in a sentence. Build your app writes it, tests it on a real screen, and puts it on your phone in minutes. Change it the same way.
Android. 100 free credits to start, enough for a first app.
You type, it builds. Every build is checked before it reaches you, and a build that is not right gets repaired before you see it.
A game, a tracker, a timer for one thing you do. One sentence is enough, and you can say more if you want to.
The app is written, run on a real screen, judged against what you asked for, and fixed until it passes. You can leave; we let you know when it is ready.
Open it like any app, add it to your home screen, ask for changes in plain words, and publish it for others to install or remix.
Real apps from the catalogue, with the exact words that made them.
Discover is full of apps people built and published. Install any of them, or remix one into your own version and take it somewhere new. Creators earn credits when their work gets remixed.
A remix costs 15 credits. Half goes to the creator, and they keep earning 10% of what you spend changing it. No ads, no tracking, just credits moving between people who make things.
Credits are spent only when an app is delivered. A build that fails costs nothing. A typical first app is 60 to 120 credits; a change is usually far less.
Building a real app takes a few minutes, sometimes more for a big one. You will see how long it is taking, and you can close the app and come back.