EasyCode

EasyCode is a browser-based development platform from Personabo Technologies. You describe the app you want in everyday language, and EasyCode generates the front end, backend and database wiring behind it. It doesn't just suggest code line by line. It builds whole features: pages, data models, authentication and API routes, all on a Next.js and Supabase stack.

The product is aimed at founders and small teams who have a clear idea but not a full engineering staff. The pitch on the official site is blunt about who it's for: "non technical entrepreneurs building serious apps." You bring the problem and the workflow you want; EasyCode handles the plumbing that usually needs a hired developer.

Think of it as an AI coding assistant that builds features rather than one that finishes your lines. It's meant to carry an AI MVP builder from a written idea to something users can actually open.

There's a limit worth setting expectations around. EasyCode leans on third-party AI providers to write and explain code, so quality tracks whatever model you're running. The entry plan exposes only the top five AI coding models, and the more powerful ones (GPT-5, Claude Opus, Claude Sonnet and Gemini Pro) sit behind paid tiers. You can't plug in your own API keys yet either, so you're tied to the models the platform offers.

Getting Started

1. Sign up on easycode.ai and pick a plan, starting with the free tier if you want to test the workflow first
2. Describe your app in plain language and let EasyCode scaffold the Next.js front end, Supabase database and backend routes
3. Use the data flow debugger to trace how data moves through your app and fix breaks as they show up
4. Spend a credit to have a developer review your code when you hit a wall, or move up to a plan with a shared dev context
5. Ship your MVP, then keep iterating inside the platform