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Build an MVP

From a description to a working product.

Tell Code what to build. It writes the files, shows a live preview and keeps every version. Change it by talking or edit the files yourself, ask several models to review it, then publish it to the web or push it to GitHub.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Describe it

    A landing page, a small tool, a prototype. Pick a model or let Auto choose; start from an idea you validated if you have one.

  2. 02

    See it and change it

    Every change is a new version with a live preview. Ask for changes in plain words, edit a file directly, compare two versions or go back to an earlier one.

  3. 03

    Ship it

    Publish a version to the web and connect your own domain, push the code to a private GitHub repository, or download it as a ZIP.

What you get

  • Live preview

    The product runs in a sandbox next to the conversation, so you see each change as it lands.

  • Versions and diffs

    Every change is saved. Compare any two versions and restore one in a click.

  • Consensus review

    Several leading models read a version and flag problems, including where they disagree. A second opinion, not a security audit.

  • Publish and domains

    Publishing costs no credits. Connect your own domain once the site is live.

  • Your code

    Download a ZIP or push to GitHub at any time. The code is yours to keep and use.

  • Environment variables

    Keep keys and settings out of the code; they are stored encrypted.

Build questions

Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe what you want and ask for changes in plain words. If you do code, you can edit the files directly.
What does a build cost?
The tokens the model uses, at its price in credits. Each request shows what it cost; publishing costs nothing.
What can it build?
Web products that run in the browser: landing pages, sites, small tools and interactive prototypes. For a larger backend, push the code to GitHub and carry on from there.
Does the review guarantee the code is correct?
No. Several models read the code and flag what they see, including where they disagree. It is a second opinion you can read, not a security audit or a certification.
Who owns the code?
You do. Download it or push it to your own GitHub repository whenever you like.
Is this the old Validation?
Yes. Validation is now Code: the same idea-to-product step, with versions, editing and publishing in one place. Builds you made before stay in your projects.

Your first version is one message away.

Create a free account, add credits and describe what to build.

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