Fabricate is a conversational web-app builder that turns plain-language descriptions into apps with a database, user sign-in, and a live URL.
Why it matters
overview
Fabricate is a conversational AI web-app builder that enables entrepreneurs and small-business owners to create web apps from plain-language descriptions. It can provide an app with a built-in database, user sign-in, and a live URL, and users can request changes by chatting. The product is intended for internal and customer-facing business projects, including client portals, invoicing products, booking apps, and small-business websites.
features
Fabricate generates and updates web apps through natural-language chat. Its listed app features include data storage, user accounts, responsive design, and a live URL.
use cases
Fabricate is aimed at entrepreneurs and small-business owners who need web apps for internal operations or customer-facing services.
how to use
Start by describing the app in plain language, then use chat to request changes to the generated app. Fabricate provides a database, sign-in, and live URL as listed app capabilities.
pricing
Fabricate has a free tier with 60 credits per month. The supplied pricing data lists Pro at $20/month and Max at $80/month, and separately states that paid plans start at $25/month; these figures conflict, so confirm current prices on Fabricate’s website. Usage is listed at $0.057 per credit. The supplied estimates are about 60 credits to build one new app and about 6 credits for six changes to an existing app.
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