Fabricate

Fabricate builds real, working web apps rather than mockups or static designs. An app can give its users their own sign-in and stores what they enter in its own database. Every app is opened in a real browser before it can be published, and one that crashes or renders a blank page is blocked from going live.

Nothing built on Fabricate is lost when the credits run out: apps and their data stay in the account. The Free plan includes 60 credits a month, which refill every month and do not roll over. To keep building before the refill, upgrade to Pro, which includes 350 credits a month for $25.

Yes, on Fabricate's paid Pro and Max plans, which connect 5 on Pro and 20 on Max. On the Free plan you can build and preview apps; putting one online needs a paid plan.

Under Fabricate's Terms of Service you own the applications and code Fabricate generates for you, as well as the prompts and content you submit; Fabricate does not claim ownership of generated output. Every new app on Fabricate starts private, on every plan, and the Pro and Max plans can keep a published app private to