The vibe coding platform for full-stack apps

Turn your ideas into working apps with vibe coding tools, a built-in backend and code you own.

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What is a vibe coding platform?

A vibe coding platform is an AI-powered tool that turns what you describe in everyday language into a working app. Base44 adds hosting, security and a database, so you can start without technical knowledge.

Describe it, get the app

Vibe coding means you say what you want in your own words, like what the app does and who it's for. AI builds the screens and the backend behind them, so you get an app that works, not just a design.

AI code editor or platform

With an AI code editor, you bring the project and set up where it runs. With a platform, you describe the app and get all of it, database, logins and hosting included.

What sits under the screen

Base44 builds what's behind the screen too. It stores your data, signs people in and keeps the app running.

What will you vibe code first?

Apps, sites, agents, games and SaaS products: here's what you can vibe code.

Client-overview dashboard of an internal project tool, with a growth chart and upcoming deadlines

An internal tool

The spreadsheet your team has outgrown – requests, approvals, inventory – with logins so the right people see the right rows.

Build an app
Product landing page for a portable record player, with a lead form

A website that gets found

From a one-page landing page to a full business site, built to be read and to rank.

Build a Website
Workflow-automation canvas wiring triggers, delays and actions into a running flow

An agent that works for you

It runs tasks on a schedule, reaches you where you already work and keeps going when you close the tab.

Build an Agent
3D browser game scene with a character on a path collecting crystals

A game

A browser game you can send as a link — the fastest way to see how far a description gets you.

Build a Game
Project-management workspace with a project list, progress bars and a meeting timeline

A SaaS product

Sign-ups, subscription billing and a dashboard: what a small software business needs, built for you.

Build a SaaS Product

Everything your app runs on, built in

The database, logins, hosting and code come with every app. Payments and agents join when you want them.

Every app gets a database – NoSQL, MongoDB-compatible – that matches your app. Add a field in conversation and the schema updates with it.

Connect it to the tools you already use

Your app connects to Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot and more. Set it up in conversation.

Connectors are available on Builder plans and above.

How it works

How does vibe coding work?

You describe what you want, the platform generates the whole application, and you refine it in conversation until it does what you meant. Five steps, start to finish — most first versions arrive in a few minutes.

Financial reporting dashboard app with revenue, expenses and monthly trend charts
  1. Step 01

    Describe the app

    Vibe code by writing what the app should do and who it's for, in your own words.

  2. Step 02

    Get a working first version

    Base44 builds the screens, the data and the backend together and shows you the app running.

  3. Step 03

    Refine it in conversation

    Change what's wrong by saying so. Add a field, restrict a page to admins or change how a flow ends. Each change appears in the live app.

  4. Step 04

    Add payments and connections

    Take payments and connect the services you use. Both are available from the Builder plan.

  5. Step 05

    Publish and keep vibe coding

    Hosting is already there, so you can go live when you're ready. Add a custom domain and export the code whenever you want.

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Frequently asked vibe coding questions

You tell it what's wrong and it fixes the live app. Treat the first version as a draft: a field in the wrong place, a flow that ends too early, a page the wrong people can see. Describe the problem the way you would to a colleague. Two habits help. Change one thing at a time, because a request with six fixes gets six half-fixes. And check what was built, not only what you asked for, since that gap is where bugs hide. See common vibe coding mistakes for more.

Describe it. Then ship it.

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