Scody

Build by describing

Say what you want. See it proved.

ScodyX plans the work, writes the code, runs the real checks, opens the screens like a person would — and shows you the evidence before it ever says done.

Describe it in your own words
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Your prompt is kept and starts the run as soon as you sign in.

  • No credit card to start
  • Your code, yours to take
  • Your own database, always
What makes it different

Most tools write code. This one finishes the job.

Writing the code is the easy part. What costs you a week is everything after it: the thing that only breaks on a phone, the button nobody wired, the check nobody ran.

01It plans before it builds

You see the plan, and it holds

Before a line is written, the work is broken into small, ordered steps you can read. The plan stays on screen and is ticked off as each step is finished, so you always know where the work has got to — and what is left.

A designed view of the plan moving forward as work lands.
02It checks its own work

Real checks, on the real thing

Types, tests and a production build run on the finished tree — not on a guess. If the checks fail, the work does not get delivered; it gets fixed, and you see both.

A designed view of checks completing against finished work.
03It uses your app like a person

The screens get opened, the flows get walked

A real browser opens every page that changed, fills the forms, presses the buttons and confirms what should have happened actually did. On a phone size as well as a desktop one.

A designed view of one flow checked at desktop and phone widths.
04It shows you the evidence

Proof, not a promise

Every finished request ends with what changed, what was verified and what is still unproven — in that order, including the parts that did not work. You are never asked to take it on trust.

A designed delivery record: changes, checks and remaining gaps.
What it can do

Everything a small product team does, in one place

Build by conversation

Describe a change the way you would to a colleague. Ask for a page, a fix, a whole product — the request is understood in your words, not translated into a form.

Point at what you mean

See something wrong on the running app? Point at it and say what it should be. The words can even be typed straight onto the page.

Pictures and clips, made for you

Need a hero image or a short background film? It is created for your project and put in place — not a stock photo, not a placeholder that never gets replaced.

Design, data and behaviour

A visual canvas for the look, a designer for what the app stores, and a builder for what happens on a click — all editing the same product.

Work that runs for hours

Large requests are not one prompt. Work continues across hours, keeps its plan, picks up exactly where it stopped, and never quietly forgets what it was doing.

Your code, your repository

Everything is real source you can read, download and take elsewhere. Nothing is locked in a format only we can open.

It watches after release

Once your app is live, errors and slow pages are noticed and brought back to you with what to do about them.

Publish when you are ready

Your own domain, a staging address to show people first, and a release you can undo.

Your own database from day one

Every project gets its own database, sign-in and file storage — never shared with another project, and yours to hold in your own account if you prefer.

Evidence, not adjectives

Every claim on this page is something you can watch happen.

Open any finished request and you get the same three things: what changed, how it was verified, and what is still unproven. The last one is the one most tools leave out.

Every

request ends with a verdict you can read

Real

browser, real checks, real build

Hours

of continuous work on one request

Yours

code, data and domain

Precision lenses inspecting layered archival evidence
A request's own record: every step, every file, every check.
Who it is for

Whether or not you write code

Founders

Get the first version in front of people this week, with a real database behind it and a domain of your own — not a prototype you have to throw away.

Product teams

Ship the small things that never reach the top of a sprint, and keep the evidence that each one was actually checked.

Engineers

Hand over the work you do not want to do. Read every diff, keep the repository, take the code anywhere.

Trust

Your work stays yours

Separated by design

Each project's data lives in its own database, reachable only by that project.

Recorded, not assumed

Administrative actions, builds and charges are written to an append-only record you can read.

No lock-in

Export the code and the data whenever you like. Leaving is a download, not a negotiation.

How we protect your work Controls and standards
Separate illuminated work chambers connected through a shared secure structure
One project, one database, one record of every change.
Before you start

The questions people ask first

Do I need to know how to code?+
No. Describe what you want in your own words. If you do write code, everything is real source you can read and change — including in your own editor.
Whose code is it?+
Yours. Download it, push it to your own repository, host it anywhere. Nothing about the way it is built ties it to us.
Where does my app's data live?+
In its own database for your project — either one we run for you, or one in your own account if you would rather hold it yourself. Never shared with another project.
What happens when something goes wrong mid-build?+
The work is saved at every step. It picks up where it stopped, tells you what it hit, and never silently abandons a request.
How do I know it really works?+
Because you are shown the checks. Every finished request lists what was verified and what was not — and you can watch the screens being walked.
What does it cost?+
There is a free plan to start with. Beyond that you pay for the work you actually run, and you can see what each request cost. See the plans.

Describe the thing you have been putting off.

One sentence is enough to start. You will have something running, and the evidence that it works, before you have finished your coffee.

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