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2. Build an app with AI, by describing it

Build an app with AI, by describing it

You don't need to learn to code to have the app your business needs. On CodeMago you describe it in plain words, the AI builds the screens, the database and the login, and the app goes live with an address you can send to your customers.

From request to a live app

There are four steps and none of them asks for code. First you write the request: “a digital menu for my restaurant, with categories, photos, prices and an order button”. The more you say about your business, the less you have to fix afterwards.

Second, the AI builds. It decides the screens, creates the database where the data lives and wires up login when the app needs to know who is who. You watch it in the preview, right away.

Third, you adjust by talking. “Add dark mode”, “the monthly total should stand out”, “make the orders screen simpler on mobile”. Each request becomes a new version, and the old ones stay there if you want to go back.

Fourth, you publish. The app gets its own address and works on the phone and the computer of anyone who opens the link. Point your own domain at it, or use the address we give you.

What AI can actually build

The honest answer: business apps that store data and show it well. Menus, booking calendars, client records, catalogues, quotes, inventory, dashboards, forms, portfolios, member areas. That is most of what a small company needs and pays a lot to have commissioned.

What it won't do is a miracle: heavy 3D games, apps that need specific phone hardware, or systems with business rules you can't explain yet. In those cases you get a good start, not the finished product — and it's better to know that before you subscribe to anything.

How the credit works, and why it matters

One credit is US$ 0.001 of real AI usage. You are not paying for a “message”, you are paying for what your request actually consumed.

The difference shows up in how you work. Where platforms charge one flat credit per message, “make the button blue” costs exactly the same as “rebuild the whole orders screen”. So people learn to stack five requests into one giant prompt to save credits — and then get five changes at once, with no idea which one broke the screen.

Here the small request costs little, and you also choose the effort: fast for a trivial tweak, maximum for the hard part. Spending more is a decision you make up front, not a surprise on the invoice.

If you already write code

The Coding plans give you the same quota to run the agent on your own machine, in your terminal, with your files. Same balance, spent wherever you prefer.

You can also bring your own API keys in the Connection Vault, so the app the AI builds talks to the services you already use without the key ending up in browser code.

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