Can I charge customers from day one?

Yes. Cards and recurring billing worldwide through Stripe, plus the local methods that decide the sale in your market. Card data sits in a vault we host, not in your code.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the product in your own words and adjust visually. From the Starter plan you can also edit the code, and nothing stops you handing it to a developer later.

What does it cost to keep it live?

Nothing to build and test. Paid plans start when you want your own domain and your own brand on it, and the store publishing comes with the Builder plan.

Who it is for

Your technical cofounder, available tonight

You do not need to find a developer to find out whether the idea works. Describe it, put it in front of ten people this week, and charge the first one who says yes.

Build my app for free

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MRR

R$ 4.320

Customers

Churn

1,2%

Brands already built on Fabapp

SodexoVivoBraskemSescTicketWhirlpoolNissan

Customers of Fábrica de Aplicativos, the platform Fabapp AI grew out of.

From idea to a paying customer, without hiring anyone

The gap that kills most first products is not the code. It is the six weeks between having the idea and having something a stranger can use.

A real product, not a mockup

It comes with a database, sign-in for your users and payments. What you show an investor is what your customer will actually use.

Charge on day one

Cards worldwide and the local methods where they decide the sale. Revenue is the only validation that is not an opinion.

Change it the same afternoon

Feedback from a call at two, live at four. Version history means you can be wrong without it costing a week.

The code is yours from the start

Real React, exportable to your GitHub. The day you hire an engineer, they inherit a repository, not a black box.

Dream it. Build it. Ship it.

Not a list of templates — the kinds of product this platform actually produces, and the piece of it that is already built for you.

Subscription SaaS

Sign-in, plans, recurring billing and a customer dashboard. The tedious half of a SaaS ships with the app; you write the half that is yours.

Store and marketplace

Catalogue, cart, checkout with cards and local methods, orders and coupons. Sellers, commission and payouts when the model needs them.

Community app

Profiles, feed, groups, comments and access levels. Native push to bring people back without buying reach from an algorithm.

Site and landing page

Your own domain, SEO written into the build, and a form that saves to your own database instead of somebody else's inbox.

Internal tool

Records, approvals, role-based permission and a dashboard. What is a shared spreadsheet with three owners today.

Native app in the stores

The same project becomes an iOS and Android binary under your own developer account, with push and in-app purchase.

The fastest way to find out is to describe it

One paragraph, and you are looking at a working app in a few minutes. Free, and no card.