How the AI app builder works
From one sentence to a live website, with nothing hidden in between.
Describe it
Say what you want in plain words: what it is, who it's for and what it should do. Or paste a public GitHub repository.
Watch it build
rwaft's AI plans the pages, writes a React app, installs it and builds it. You see every step as it happens, including the fixes it makes when a build breaks.
Share the link
Your site goes live at its own URL. Try it in the preview, then send the link to anyone.
What you can build
Websites and front-end web apps, described the way you'd explain them to a friend.
- Landing pages for a product, an app or a launch
- Portfolios for photographers, designers and developers
- Menus and pages for cafés, restaurants and small shops
- Event, wedding and RSVP pages
- Habit trackers, to-do lists and other single-page tools
- Browser games with a full screen to themselves
Everything you can build, with example prompts
What you get
A real React app
Every app is React and TypeScript on Vite, styled with Tailwind CSS, with React Router when it has more than one page. It's the same stack a developer would choose.
A live link
As soon as the build passes, the site is hosted at its own URL. There's nothing to set up and no server to manage.
The whole build, in the open
Each step is explained in plain words as it happens, with the raw build log one tap away. When something breaks, you see rwaft fix it.
Changes by chat
Send a follow-up like “make the header darker” or “add a contact page”, and rwaft edits the app and publishes the new version.
Already have a React app? Paste a public GitHub repository instead and rwaft builds and hosts that. Costs are on the pricing page, and the FAQ covers the rest.