Fabricate

Fabricate helps you build complete web applications without writing code. You describe what you want in chat—like a booking site, online store, client intake form, or a personal portfolio—and Fabricate creates the app’s frontend, backend logic, database, and a deployable version.

The workflow is designed for speed and iteration. You can start from templates, then adjust the app by asking for changes in natural language (for example, “Make the buttons green”). A typical first build appears in about one to four minutes, and you can preview functionality before publishing.

Fabricate is a good fit for founders validating an idea as an MVP, freelancers shipping client projects faster, designers turning concepts into working apps, and small teams who need an internal tool without months of setup. The apps include practical fundamentals such as user sign-in, saved data for bookings/orders/customers, and responsive layouts that adapt across screen sizes.

Publishing depends on plan choice. Free lets you build and preview your first app with 60 credits per month (no card needed). Pro and Max let you put apps online with features such as your own domain; the page lists Pro at $20/month (billed $240/year) and Max at $80/month (billed $960/year), plus plan differences in credits, team size, and additional capabilities.

Do I need to know how to code to use Fabricate?

No—describe what you want in your own words. Fabricate handles the building and changes through chat requests like “Make the buttons green.”

Is the output a real app or just a mockup?

It’s a real app. Users can sign in, what they enter is saved, and the buttons/forms work; before publishing, Fabricate opens the app in a real browser to check it works.

How fast can I go from idea to a working app?

A first build typically takes about one to four minutes. You can then iterate by asking for changes and re-build quickly.

Can I publish an app and share it with others?

Yes, publishing is available on paid plans (Pro or Max). Free supports building and previewing, while putting an app online requires a paid plan.

Does Fabricate support user accounts and saved data?

Yes. Fabricate includes sign-in for your users and saves app data such as bookings, orders, and customers.

Can I use my own domain for published apps?

Yes. The page lists support for your own domain on Pro and Max (with limits per plan), while Free focuses on building and previewing.