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Builder for App Development

Ship features and fixes
in your real app

Build with agents, while product, design, and engineering shape the work together.

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Build in your existing codebase

Agents build from your repo, design system, and project rules, so every change fits your architecture and patterns.

Agent building a feature in an existing codebase
Team collaborating on a feature branch preview

Collaborate on the feature

PMs, designers, and engineers shape and preview the same feature on a shared branch, so everyone's feedback is already in the PR.

Send it through your review process

Work from Builder or your own coding tools goes through the same checks, approvals, and review, so engineering decides what merges.

Pull request review and approval workflow

Cross-functional app development

Each team owns the part they know best

Keep UI details true to the design

Refine spacing, motion, interactions, and states so the shipped UI works the way users expect.

Designer refining UI spacing and interaction states

Build with the stack your team already uses

Use your framework

Build in the frontend your product already runs on, with the routes and patterns that decide what can ship.

Keep your Git workflow

Move work through the branches, pull requests, checks, and approvals your engineering team already trusts.

Shared coding environments

Move branches between Builder and tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex so engineers can code locally while the team refines in Builder.

Extend with MCP connectors

Builder integrates directly with tickets, docs, and data sources, and reaches the rest of your internal tools through MCP connectors.

Enterprise-ready

Security your platform team
can sign off on

Builder is built for engineering teams that need AI-assisted development and publishing workflows without giving up security, governance, or production control.

Enterprise security badges
No training on your dataThird-party LLMs never train on your data. On Enterprise plans, Builder doesn't either.
Private connectivityRun behind your firewall. Builder connects to internal Git, registries, and APIs over a private link.
Access controls and governanceSSO, roles, and permissions control who can create, edit, and share prototypes.
SOC 2 Type IICompliant and audited, with enterprise rollout support when you need it.

Customer stories

Designs that shipped as designed

“Builder hits this nice middle ground… it’s structured enough for developers to stay in control, but flexible enough to let other teams move fast without creating chaos.”

Tom WolfStaff Engineer at LegalZoom
LegalZoom

“A page that took three engineers a month to build can now be created in a couple of days.

Gregory QuickStaff Engineer at Storyblocks
Storyblocks

“Builder makes everyone’s lives easier, it makes it easier for us to maintain, and it makes it easier for the brand teams to maintain.”

Tyler HozieDirector of Technology at Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch

FAQs

Get answers to common questions

Teams use Builder to create app features, internal tools, dashboards, product UI, and production-ready frontend work.

Both. You can start from a new prompt or connect an existing repo so the work fits the app your team already ships.

Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex are developer coding environments. Builder gives product, design, and engineering the same branch, preview, comments, and pull request.

Builder starts from your existing codebase, design system, project rules, and Git workflow, so features and fixes stay connected to the systems your team already uses.

Yes. Designers, PMs, and other teammates can refine UI, copy, layout, states, and flows visually on a branch. Permissions, pull requests, and reviews keep engineering in control of what ships.

Yes. Builder works from your repo, components, and project rules so generated work fits your app. Your team still reviews, tests, and decides what gets merged.

Yes. Builder supports branch and pull request workflows, including Send PR, Update PR, and Auto-push for teams that want changes to keep syncing. Builder’s bot can also review the pull request.

Ship the fixes and features your team can’t wait on

Start from feedback or a spec, refine it with the team, and send the branch through review.