One model, connected surfaces
Define screens, entities, and staff roles once. The project configures a mobile runtime, hosted public web, and role-aware admin pages.
NO-CODE APP BUILDERMOBILE · WEB · ADMIN · BACKEND
Map the whole product. Build from a connected plan.
Turn one brief into a structured plan for your mobile app, website, admin tools, data, workflows, and release. The product map preview is free. Mobile builds remain unavailable until Expo/EAS setup is complete.
Expo + React NativeWeb + adminPostgres-backedNo card required
EXAMPLE BUILD BRIEF
“I want to connect the experience for independent wellness studios—from discovering a studio and booking a first class to becoming a loyal member.”
FProduct workspaceCONCEPT PREVIEW
Interactive product example
INTERACTIVE / PRIVATE
01 PRODUCT BRIEF
“
Build a connected platform for independent wellness studios—from discovery and booking through lasting loyalty.
Mobile-firstRevenue model mappedConnected stack
FIRST-RELEASE DIRECTION
The smallest release designed to test the core value loop.
02 LIVE PRODUCT MAP
PRODUCT
MODELSHARED CONTEXT
MODELSHARED CONTEXT
1Member appCONNECTED
2Studio portalCONNECTED
3Booking engineCONNECTED
4Lifecycle flowsCONNECTED
03 CONNECTED OUTPUTS
OPERATIONS
Events128
Open07
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WELCOME INWellness, made personalPreview
1Browse studios›
2Book a class›
3My progress›
HomeExploreYou
MAPconcept ready
A PLAN BEFORE YOU BUILD
Map the first version of your product—free, before you sign up.
Get a concrete product direction, operating model, first-release boundary, and validation plan. The preview requires no account, stores no answers, and never consumes a project slot.
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AVAILABLE TODAY
Build mobile, web, admin, and backend from one project model.
One project definition drives the customer experience and the work behind it, so roles, data, and workflows stay connected across every surface.
Real operational data
Create entities, fields, relationships, forms, saved queries, and reports. BuildMakr generates create, view, update, and delete flows with permissions from the project model.
Offline work that can recover
Mobile changes can queue on-device, sync later, detect server changes, and open a side-by-side conflict review on the device.
Mobile delivery requires Expo/EAS setup
Configure Android and iOS profiles and inspect readiness. Build submissions stay disabled until the required Expo/EAS environment is active.
WORKING FOUNDATIONExpoReact NativeNext.jsPostgresRedisS3-compatible storageMobile delivery · setup required
Configure and operate the connected product.
Use the visual Studio, hosted web and admin runtimes, staff mobile configuration, Postgres-backed records, workflows, queries, reports, uploads, offline recovery, workspace membership, and audit logs. Mobile artifacts and custom-domain routing still require operator setup.
Grow from an initial build into an operated product.
Coordinated AI guidance, product-model reasoning, release simulations, launch-readiness reports, and commercial forecasting are planned and are not currently available.
THE WHOLE PRODUCT SYSTEM
Build every surface from one connected product model.
BuildMakr connects the customer experience and the operation behind it to one project model. Change a role, rule, or offer once and see which surfaces it affects.
01
Native mobile app
Mobile experiences for iOS and Android, shaped around the moments that make the business valuable.
02
Responsive web app
A responsive acquisition and customer surface that shares the same product logic and identity.
03
Admin dashboard
Admin tools, queues, dashboards, permissions, and exceptions generated from the same project model.
04
Backend, data, and workflows
Postgres-backed records, uploads, executable workflows, HTTPS webhooks, saved queries, and reports connected through one project model.
THE PRODUCT GRAPH
Every surface shares the same product context.
The project model connects staff roles, data, workflows, reports, public pages, and interfaces. End-customer authentication is not yet available. The planned Foundry Mode will use this same inspectable foundation.
- Trace a customer promise to the workflow that fulfills it
- Review where roles, permissions, and sensitive data appear
- Turn product decisions into a versioned, inspectable system
PROJECT
MODELCONNECTED
MODELCONNECTED
PeopleROLES + ACCESS
ValueOFFERS + EVENTS
DataENTITIES + VIEWS
LogicFLOWS + QUERIES
SurfacesMOBILE + WEB + ADMIN
FOUNDRY MODE / IN DEVELOPMENT
The direction: from an initial brief to a product that improves over time.
Foundry Mode is planned to coordinate product disciplines, carry context between them, and make the reasoning behind each recommendation visible.
Frame the business
Turn the brief into users, value loops, operating risks, and a buildable first-release scope.
Coordinate product work
The planned Foundry workflow would coordinate product, experience, systems, release, and growth around shared decisions.
Test real-world conditions
Reality Mode is planned to simulate roles, devices, failures, privacy boundaries, and store requirements.
Launch, learn, and improve
The goal is to turn launch evidence and real behavior into a clearer next-release plan.
FOUNDRY TEAM PREVIEWThe disciplines one product must connect.
PDProduct DirectorPositioning, scope, economics
XDExperience LeadBrand, journeys, interface
SASystems ArchitectData, roles, workflows
RQRelease & QATests, policy, launch gate
GOGrowth OperatorFunnels, retention, releases
FOUNDRY PREVIEW / SAMPLE RECEIPTRelease candidate example
CONCEPTGATEPREVIEW
One place for launch evidence
The proposed Launch Receipt would make recommendations, evidence, and blockers inspectable.
Role & data boundariesSAMPLE
Device journey simulationSAMPLE
Accessibility & resilienceSAMPLE
Store policy packageSAMPLE
Commercial assumptionsSAMPLE
SAMPLE EVIDENCE TYPES FOUNDRY DIRECTION
THE LAUNCH GATE / FOUNDRY PREVIEW
Our goal: every launch backed by clear evidence.
Reality Mode is planned to test roles, edge cases, weak networks, bad data, and store requirements. The proposed Launch Receipt would collect the results in one reviewable record.
Proposed reality simulations across roles, permissions, failures, and devices
Proposed store launch pack for listings, privacy labels, screenshots, and reviewer notes
Proposed commercial checks for infrastructure cost, conversion, and break-even assumptions
Inspectable evidence attached to every recommendation and release decision
PRODUCT PLAYBOOKS
Start with how the business wins.
A playbook starts with users, how they receive value, operating rules, failure recovery, monetization, and the product surfaces needed to run the business.
A
Service marketplace
Connect local service providers and customers in one product.
- Customer-journey blueprint
- Provider-operation model
- Dispatch record design
- Trust-flow requirements
B
Field operations
Replace clipboards, calls, and status chasing with one connected workflow.
- Staff mobile flow
- Operations-board configuration
- Evidence capture
- Exception workflows
C
Membership business
Connect access, community, progress, and recurring revenue.
- Member-experience blueprint
- Content and program model
- Access requirements
- Lifecycle workflow design
D
Vertical software
Build focused software for overlooked industry workflows.
- Staff workspace
- Domain record model
- Workflow configuration
- Usage-report design
HOW BUILDMAKR COMPARES
Compare common paths from idea to operated product.
Approaches vary by product and provider. This comparison reflects common delivery patterns, not every tool or agency.
| Decision | Prompt builder | No-code suite | Agency | BuildMakr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What gets built | Often a screen or prototype | A configured workspace | A custom handoff | A connected product and operating workspace |
| Mobile runtime | Often web or wrapper | Varies by platform | May require separate setup | Expo + React Native for iOS and Android |
| Back office | May require separate setup | Manual configuration | May be separate scope | Admin pages driven by the same project model |
| Launch readiness | Often visual first | Checklist-driven | Depends on the engagement | Readiness checks today; Launch Gate is planned |
| After launch | Iteration workflow varies | Ongoing maintenance varies | Depends on the engagement | Versioned project model today; Foundry workflow planned |
| Portability | Platform dependent | Platform dependent | Contract dependent | Project and template configuration JSON today; no source or runtime-data export |
THE OWNERSHIP STANDARD
Own your content. Know exactly what you can export.
Subject to the Terms, you retain rights in the original business information, brand assets, content, and data you submit. Self-serve export currently covers reusable project and template configuration JSON. Runtime database and application source export are not available; domains need operator activation, and mobile artifacts require a successful provider-backed job.
Reusable project and template configuration JSON Rights retained in submitted content and data Hosted runtimes; application source is not exportable Runtime database export is not currently available
YOUR FIRST PRODUCT MAP IS FREE
Map my productBring the idea. Leave with a clearer first-release plan.
Transparent early-access plan details
Plan details for a connected product workspace.
Planned paid tiers would expand project capacity and builder access. Mobile submissions, custom domains, and external delivery still depend on operator and third-party readiness.
The product-map preview is open; workspace enrollment and paid checkout are closed.Create and copy a product map without an account. Displayed paid tiers are planned scope, not an offer to purchase.
Planned paid-plan scopeVisual builder + hosted runtimesProvider-gated mobile build queueBasic staff workspace membershipBadge removal on supported output
Free
$0
Map and test one product before you commit.
1connected product
2provider-gated submissions / month
Explore the product
- Product Map with first-release scope and risks
- Mobile configuration and 5 starter playbooks
- Hosted public-runtime preview
- Reusable project/template configuration JSON
- 2 monthly build submissions when the EAS provider is active
- BuildMakr badge on supported hosted output
- 7-day Starter trial, no card required
Starter
Best place to start
Early access
Planned
For a founder shipping the first real release.
3connected products
10provider-gated submissions / month
Early-access paid plan
- Mobile configuration, hosted public web, and admin runtime
- Postgres-backed records, staff roles, reports, and workflows
- Up to 10 build submissions when the EAS provider is active
- All 14 starter playbooks, HTTPS webhooks, and handoff notes
- Basic workspace membership and operator-assisted domain setup
- BuildMakr badge hidden on supported hosted output
Pro
Early access
Planned
For a team operating several products and release cycles.
12connected products
30provider-gated submissions / month
Same full platform, more scale
- Everything in Starter
- Additional project and build-submission capacity
- Release configuration and deployment handoff records
- Offline mutation queue, conflict recovery, and audit tools
- Basic membership tools for a multi-product staff workspace
Agency
Early access
Planned
For studios building a portfolio of client products.
50connected products
100provider-gated submissions / month
Portfolio capacity
- Everything in Pro
- Additional workspace and client-project capacity
- Role-aware staff membership (not real-time co-editing)
- Reusable playbooks and configuration-JSON handoff
- BuildMakr badge hidden on supported hosted output
- Portfolio release and audit records
One connected productOne project spanning its mobile experience, public surface, admin operation, data, and workflows.
Mobile buildsBuild-submission limits apply only after the required Expo/EAS build environment is active.
Third-party costsStore developer accounts, Expo/EAS usage, domains, payments, email, and other external services may require separate credentials and fees.
ExportsSelf-serve export currently covers project/template configuration JSON. Runtime database export and full application source export are not available; mobile artifacts exist only after a provider-backed job succeeds.
Accounts & teamsAuthentication currently supports workspace members and BuildMakr administrators. End-customer identity, invitations, real-time co-editing, and product analytics are not currently available.
Domains & brandingDomains require verification plus operator routing/TLS activation. Badge removal hides BuildMakr attribution on supported output; it is not full platform or source-code white-labeling.
The public Product Map requires no account or card and does not store your answers. When enrollment becomes available, creating a project will require an explicit confirmation.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Questions about building and launching apps with BuildMakr.
Clear answers about what is available today, what requires provider setup, and what remains planned.
01What is BuildMakr?+
BuildMakr is a no-code app builder for planning and operating a connected mobile app, web app, admin dashboard, backend, data, workflows, and release path from one project model.
02Do I need coding experience to build an app?+
Not for core configuration. You can map the product and configure screens, data, staff roles, forms, workflows, reports, public pages, and release settings visually. Bespoke behavior still requires development; BuildMakr does not currently run arbitrary custom code.
03Can one project power iOS, Android, web, and admin?+
One project can configure an Expo and React Native runtime for iOS and Android, hosted public web pages, and role-aware admin pages. Installable mobile artifacts require the configured Expo/EAS environment for BuildMakr.
04Does BuildMakr include a backend and database?+
Yes, with a clear boundary. Runtime records are stored in Postgres, with generated create, view, update, and delete flows, uploads, workflows, queries, and reports. BuildMakr does not currently export a standalone database schema or self-hosted API.
05What happens when a device is offline?+
Eligible mobile changes can queue securely on-device and sync later. If server data changed, the mobile runtime shows both versions for an explicit retry, merge, or overwrite decision.
06Is BuildMakr an AI app builder, and what is live today?+
The platform today includes product mapping, a visual studio, hosted runtimes, data tools, and executable workflow steps. Coordinated AI guidance, Reality Mode, Launch Receipts, and product analytics are planned and are not currently available.
07What can I export and own?+
Subject to the Terms, you retain rights in the original business information, brand assets, content, and data you submit. Self-serve export currently covers reusable project and template configuration JSON. Runtime database export and full application source export are not currently available.
08Can I publish to the Apple App Store and Google Play?+
Not directly today. BuildMakr includes build settings, readiness checks, and a job queue, but submissions stay disabled until the required Expo/EAS build environment is active. Store release also requires your developer accounts, signing credentials, QA, submission, and review.
09Does BuildMakr include customer login, collaboration, domains, and white-labeling?+
Authentication currently supports workspace members and BuildMakr administrators, not end customers. Workspace membership is basic rather than real-time co-editing. Domains require operator routing and TLS activation after verification. Paid badge removal is not full platform or source-code white-labeling.
10What can I use for free today?+
The public product map preview turns a brief into a structured direction, connected surfaces, workflows, and first-release plan. It requires no account or card and does not store your answers. New workspace enrollment is currently closed.
11Are paid plans or mobile delivery open?+
No new payment checkout is open. Existing members may see saved plan state, but production mobile builds and store delivery remain unavailable until Expo/EAS and release-provider setup is complete.
BuildMakr field guides
Go deeper before the first release.
Practical, capability-grounded guidance for product scope, architecture, data, operations, QA, providers, and release decisions.
How to Build an App Without Coding
Build an app without coding in eight steps: define the outcome, map roles and data, configure screens and workflows, test failures, and plan release.
Read guide ↗How to Choose a No-Code App Builder
Evaluate a no-code app builder by its data model, workflows, permissions, web and mobile paths, operational tools, exports, and honest release requirements.
Read guide ↗MVP App Development Guide
Scope MVP app development around one user outcome, minimum data and roles, the staff operating path, acceptance evidence, and explicit release gates.
Read guide ↗PLAN A PRODUCT BUILT TO GROW
One brief can change what you're capable of shipping.
See the customer experience, operation, first release, and risks before committing months of work or an agency budget.
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