Capacity

You describe your idea in your own words. No technical terms, no tutorials. Capacity turns that description into a real app you can see and try right away. The point is to remove the translation step where you usually have to explain your idea to a developer.

Instead of guessing what you meant, Capacity asks a few smart questions first: what the app is for, who will use it, and how it should feel. Then it builds exactly what you agreed on. That spec-first habit is the main thing that sets it apart from builders that generate from a single prompt.

Your app can have member accounts, logins, saved information, and payments. That's everything a real product has. So you're not stuck with a pretty mockup that can't take a signup. The builds are meant to work as actual products from day one.

Your app, your data, and your members belong to you. Not to Capacity. Connect your own domain if you want one. And if you ever decide to leave, you can take everything with you, including the code a developer would need. The higher plan tiers add full codebase export, so there's no lock-in.

When something breaks, you say what's wrong in plain words, like "the button doesn't work" or "this page looks off." Your AI collaborator finds the problem and fixes it, then explains what happened in normal language. It's available day and night, which helps when you're stuck outside working hours.

Clean, modern design comes standard, and your app works on phones, tablets, and computers. You can tell Capacity the style you're after, like "warm and friendly" or "serious and premium," and it matches it. If you don't like something, you say so. It changes.

Paid plans use credits, and you spend them when you build or change things. Simple requests use fewer credits. Complex operations, like building features or debugging code, use more. Credits never expire, so you're not racing a monthly clock.