Text to app
Your sentence goes in. A running, deployed web app comes out — no build step you have to trigger, no hosting to set up, no deploy button to find.
One sentence describing the app you want — no spec document, no wireframe.
An autonomous pipeline turns that sentence into a working app: front end, back end, database, no human gate in between.
Live at its own URL, with Stripe wired in if it needs payments — the same run that read your sentence finishes with a running app.
These aren't hypotheticals — real apps in the gallery were forged from prompts about this length.
“A tool that turns a selfie into a professional headshot.”
Apps like SyntheticPic were forged from prompts this size.“An app that removes the background from a photo.”
Apps like Cutout were forged from prompts this size.“A photo calorie tracker.”
Apps like CalSnap were forged from prompts this size.“A falling-block puzzle game.”
Apps like Topple were forged from prompts this size.Code generation gives you source you still have to run, host, and deploy yourself. Text to app on Forge produces a live, deployed, hosted app at its own URL directly from your sentence — there's no separate build or hosting step.
A plain description of the app: what it does and, if relevant, what it charges for. “A shop that sells 3D-printed figurines” or “an AI image generator” are both enough to start.
No. You write the sentence; the pipeline writes, builds, and deploys the app. You never open an editor.
It's already deployed — live at its own URL with Stripe wired in if it takes payments. You can then report issues in plain text and the AI drafts and redeploys the fix.
Yes. Free is €0/mo with 7,000 credits — enough to forge and ship a first app from a single sentence.
Free tier, no card required.