Build
Build your applications effortlessly with the help of our build agent.
An AI studio for generating, previewing, and deploying full-stack applications from a browser no local setup required.
Build takes a natural language description and produces a complete, runnable application: frontend, backend, database schema, authentication, and deployment configuration. You can start from a text prompt, a visual design you generate in-product, or an imported Figma file.
The output is production-grade code you own. Download it, push it to GitHub, or deploy it directly to a shareable URL on CodeMate Cloud.
How it works
A Build project follows four stages. Each one feeds into the next, and you can re-enter at any point.
1. Describe
Write a plain-language description of your app what it does, who uses it, and how it should look. The more specific you are about pages, flows, and user roles, the closer the first output will be to what you have in mind.
2. Generate
Build plans the architecture, then generates frontend and backend code together. You can watch this happen in the file explorer as files are created and populated in real time.
3. Preview & iterate
A live preview runs your app, Click through it, fill out forms, and check responsive layouts. Describe changes in the chat and they reflect immediately.
4. Deploy
Click Deploy. Your app is packaged and hosted on CodeMate Cloud. You get a public URL at your-app.codemate.build with HTTPS configured automatically.
Starting modes
Every project begins in one of three modes. You can switch between them at any point project context is preserved across all three.
Conversational
Text prompt
You know what you want to build and want to move fast
Design mode
UI description
You want to nail the visual direction before writing any code
Figma import
Figma file or frame URL
You have existing designs and want production code from them
Exporting your code
All generated code is yours. From any project, open the file explorer and click Export to download a ZIP archive.
Deployed apps on the free tier are public. Sensitive environment variables are injected at deploy time and never written to source files.
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