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Build apps by describing them.

An agent writes the code in a live sandbox while you watch. Anything consequential waits for your approval.

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From a sentence to a running app

Three things happen, in order. You're in the loop for the third.

  1. 1

    Say what you want

    Describe the app in plain language. The agent scaffolds a real React and TypeScript project and starts writing it.

  2. 2

    Watch it appear

    Every file the agent writes hot-reloads into a live preview beside the chat. No build step, no waiting to find out whether it worked.

  3. 3

    Approve what matters

    Shell commands, deletions and deploys pause for your review. Approve from the builder or your phone. The agent waits.

You decide how much rope.

Other builders let the agent run. Here you pick a level per project and change it whenever. Guarded is the default: the agent edits freely but stops before anything that runs a command, deletes a file or leaves the sandbox.

Pick a level and see what one real turn would pause on.

Edits freely. Stops before shell commands, deletions and anything that leaves the sandbox.

  • Create src/lib/search.tsRuns
  • Edit src/components/RecipeCard.tsxRuns
  • Run npm install fuse.jsAsks you first
  • Delete src/pages/OldList.tsxAsks you first
  • Run the test suiteAsks you first
  • Publish to recipe-box.vibez.appAsks you first

4 of 6 actions pause for you. The rest just happen.

It's your code, and you can always get at it

Nothing is hidden behind the chat. Read it, roll it back, take it with you.

  • Every turn is a version

    The agent commits after each change. Roll back to any point in one click. The rollback is itself a version, so you can undo the undo.

  • Read the code, not just the preview

    Full file tree and source beside the chat. Nothing is hidden behind a black box.

  • Isolated sandboxes

    Each project runs in its own container. Agent-written code never touches your machine or anyone else's project.

  • Publish when it's ready

    Ship to a live URL with your own domain, or push to GitHub and take the code with you.

  • Approve from your phone

    Kick off a build, walk away, and approve the parts that need you from the iOS app.

  • Bring your own agents

    A REST API lets any external agent or automation submit actions for your approval, with the same review flow.

What are you going to build?

Describe it in a sentence and watch it come up.

Start building

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