EARLY ACCESS. THE COCKPIT ISN'T OPEN YET.

Build software you can see.

Say what you want, and your app appears as connected pieces you can rearrange, pull apart and read in plain English. There's no chat sidebar and no wall of files.

EMBEDDABLE AI CHATBOT WEEKLY CAPACITY: 86% RESETS MON • 1X STANDARD
WHENVisitor Opens SiteOn page load
SCREENChat Widget UIBottom right
CONNECTGemini APIKey saved to .env
PROPOSED+ Session Memory DBWaiting for approval
PROPOSED+ API Rate LimiterWaiting for approval
SPARC Two more pieces would make this safer. Want them?
Concept view. Hover a solid piece to light up its code in the background.

THE PARTS

Five shapes build everything

There's no catalog of a thousand nodes. Drag out a blank shape, say what it should be, and it becomes that thing.

  • WHEN (TRIGGER)What starts it

    A visitor opens the page, or a timer fires.

  • SCREEN (UI)What people see

    A live preview that updates as you edit.

  • DO (ACTION)What happens

    Send an email, or calculate a total.

  • STORE (DATA)What gets kept

    Customers, orders, chat memory.

  • CONNECT (API)What it talks to

    Gemini, Stripe or any outside service.

PUZZLE-FIT PHYSICS

Pieces tell you if they fit

  1. Sign-up Form Send Email

    It fits

    The pieces snap together and the wire draws itself.

  2. Users Send Email

    It almost fits

    The seam glows amber while Sparc writes and tests a small bridge. When the test passes, the seam turns cyan.

  3. Photo Calculate Tax

    It doesn't fit

    The pieces push apart, and you get one plain line: "A photo can't go into Calculate Tax."

PULL APART

Open anything, down to the code

  1. 1

    Project

    Folders on the shelf, with the files you opened on the stage.

  2. 2

    File

    A file separates into five glass layers.

  3. 3

    Layer

    A layer opens to show its connected pieces.

  4. 4

    Piece

    One piece opens as its code beside plain English.

1export async function sendWelcome(signup: Signup) {2  const email = signup.email.trim().toLowerCase();3 4  await wait(60_000);5 6  await mailer.send({7    to: email, template: 'welcome',8  });9}
  1. When someone signs up, take their email.
  2. Wait 60 seconds.
  3. Send them the welcome message.

Hover a step to see the exact lines it describes.

HEY SPARC

Ask for one idea, compare five

Say "give the chatbot an avatar" and five working options fan out beside your app, each with its trade-offs. Hover one to try it. Click one to lock it in, and the rest dissolve.

  1. 1Static Low-Poly$0/mo, no added lagNo motion
  2. 2AI Realistic Portrait$0/mo, high trustStill image
  3. 3Talking Low-Poly 3DInteractive 3D jaw+180ms
  4. 4Voice Equalizer OrbReactive wave, fastAbstract
  5. 5Live AI Talking HumanLifelike video+800ms

ALWAYS WATCHING

Six specialists check your work as you build

  • Security readiness

    Finds gaps such as an unprotected route, and snaps in the missing piece with one click.

  • Dead logic and redundancy

    Dims pieces that nothing uses any more and offers to remove them.

  • Loops, latency and cost

    Catches endless loops before they run and estimates the cost of each action.

  • Schema drift

    Warns when renaming a field would break the database behind it.

  • Edge-case simulator

    Tries 20 rapid clicks, an API timeout or a 50MB upload, then proposes a fix.

  • Privacy shield

    Flags personal data heading into an unencrypted outside log.

PLANNED PRICING

One bar. No tokens or credits.

Every plan has the same features. The only difference is how much weekly capacity you get. Prices may change before launch.

  • Community

    $0/mo

    Bring your own key

    Paste your own Google AI Studio key. Your usage is between you and Google.

  • Standard Builder

    $30/mo

    1x weekly capacity

    About 12 to 14 hours a week of active voice and code building.

  • Inspecting, editing by hand and previewing never use capacity.
  • If generated code fails to build, that turn is refunded.
  • At 0% you keep your project, and can still edit and preview.

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