Create the mobile experience, responsive web surface, admin workspace, Postgres-backed data model, permissions, workflows, and release path without translating the same product into a different tool at every layer.
Visual configuration, hosted runtimes, records, and workflows are live; mobile jobs and custom-domain routing remain operator-gated.
Most app projects split the interface, backend, database, internal tools, and release pipeline into separate decisions. BuildMakr gives those layers a shared product definition, so screens can reflect real roles, forms can write to real entities, and the back office can work with the same records customers create.
Configure a mobile experience with Expo and React Native and a responsive public web runtime with Next.js. Both can express the same product structure without forcing every device and use case through one generic interface.
Define entities, fields, relationships, forms, and uploads around the language of your product. BuildMakr supplies runtime CRUD paths around that model so the first release does not begin with an empty database and a separate API project.
Shape access rules and operational behavior where the product model is defined. Saved queries and reports give teams useful views of the same data, while workflows provide an explicit path for repeatable product actions.
Publish on the hosted BuildMakr runtime, prepare a domain claim for operator routing/TLS activation, and configure mobile build profiles. Jobs are accepted only when Expo/EAS is connected; configuration JSON is the current self-serve handoff.
A useful full-stack builder should make the chain between interface, permission, record, workflow, and operator visible. That is the difference between a clickable demo and a product a business can begin to run.
Interface to entity. Forms and actions are grounded in the data model instead of ending at a visual prototype.
Entity to operation. Admin pages, queries, and reports give the team a working view of customer-created records.
Staff role to each protected surface. Workspace roles shape staff mobile and admin access. End-customer identity is a separate requirement, not a renamed staff account.
Request formPublic web and mobile entry point
BOUNDService requestPostgres-backed product entity
LIVEDispatch workflowRepeatable operational action
LINKEDAdmin queueRole-aware exception view
READYIllustrative dependency trace built from current platform concepts. BuildMakr keeps the model inspectable; coordinated AI specialists and automated Product Graph reasoning remain Foundry previews in development.
The workflow starts with the business outcome and progressively makes it executable. Each layer stays attached to the decisions that came before it.
Map users, roles, core records, value loops, and the smallest release that can deliver a complete customer outcome.
Configure mobile screens, responsive public pages, forms, navigation, and the admin views required to operate the experience.
Add permissions, workflows, queries, reports, uploads, and runtime data paths around the shared model.
Test each staff role and surface, request operator domain activation, confirm build-provider readiness, and complete the external production requirements.
BuildMakr fits digital businesses that need more than a brochure site or a standalone form. These models depend on role-aware data moving through multiple surfaces.
Model the domain records, customer workspace, permissions, reports, and internal support tools around one narrow operational problem.
Configure customer/provider journeys and shared transaction records while the operating team sees queues and exceptions. Customer and provider identity requires separate implementation beyond staff/workspace authentication.
Combine a focused front end with structured data, repeatable workflows, saved queries, reports, and the pages needed to manage edge cases.
What the connected stack includes today, how much coding is required, and where BuildMakr fits in a production delivery process.
Compare BuildMakr plansA project can configure an Expo/React Native runtime, hosted public web pages, staff-role-aware admin pages, Postgres-backed runtime records, CRUD, forms, uploads, workflows, queries, and reports. Custom domains need operator routing/TLS activation, and mobile jobs need an active Expo/EAS provider.
You can configure the core model, public surfaces, admin pages, data structure, staff permissions, workflows, queries, reports, and build settings visually. Specialized behavior still needs development; current extension fields are handoff notes rather than an arbitrary code runtime.
They can use the same project definition and Postgres-backed runtime records rather than being unrelated projects. Built-in protected access is for BuildMakr staff/workspace members; end-customer sessions require separate identity work.
The hosted platform provides staff authentication plus project-scoped CRUD, uploads, workflows, queries, reports, and mobile synchronization around the configured model. It does not export a standalone backend service or end-customer identity system.
Today you can export reusable project/template configuration JSON. Full application source and runtime database export are not available. Mobile artifacts exist only when an operator-configured provider accepts and completes a job. You retain rights in the original content and data you submit.
The current platform includes deterministic product mapping, a visual studio, hosted runtimes, data tools, and executable workflow steps. Coordinated AI specialists, automated Product Graph reasoning, Reality Mode, Launch Receipts, and product analytics are preview directions still in development.
Create a free workspace to map the product, configure the customer experience, and connect the data and operating tools behind the first release.