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In beta, and building real apps today

Describe your app.
Get one that actually works.

Tell PrimeLayer what you need in a sentence. It builds the real thing, then uses it page by page, finds what is broken and fixes it before you ever see it.

Build my own app

From $49 a month. Putting it online is separate, from $10.

Try a sample app

Free, no card. Start from an app that already works and change it.

Pet Translator
The Pet Translator app: a large heading reading Your pet has opinions, above a sample conversation card where a dog replies to keys jingling near a door.

Built with PrimeLayer, running right now. See all three and open one.

The difference

It checks its own work before you see it.

Anything can generate a screen that looks right. The hard part is the button that does nothing, the form that saves nothing, the page that never loads. So PrimeLayer opens the app it just built and uses it, page by page, the way one of your customers would.

When something is broken it repairs it and checks again. You are handed the result, not the first draft.

This is a real check, not a promise of perfection. It walks the app the way a person would and fixes what it finds. It is not a security audit, and it will not have thought of everything. When you find something it missed, you ask for the change in a sentence.

One build, start to finish

  1. You: A tracker for my running club's weekly times.
  2. PrimeLayer: Planned four pages and two lists
  3. PrimeLayer: Built Home, Members, Times, and Add a time
  4. PrimeLayer: Clicked through every page, the way a person would
  5. Found a problem: Add a time looked fine and saved nothing
  6. Fixed it: Wired the form to the Times list, then checked again
  7. Done: Ready, at its own address

Real apps

These were all built by PrimeLayer.

Different jobs, different shapes, nothing in common but how they were made. All three are live. The first opens with no account at all.

Specimen Run
The Specimen Run app in dark monospace styling, showing a titanium bolt set record with price, stock, description and a three-image gallery.

Specimen Run

No account needed

A parts register with photographs and stock

A technical catalogue: twelve products, thirty-two images, price and stock on every record, with a gallery and captions per item.

  • Lists and records
  • Image galleries
  • Its own visual identity
Open the live app
Private Pocket
The Private Pocket app, showing a closed pocket prompting the visitor to sign in, next to a public noticeboard of tips.

Private Pocket

Half open, on purpose

Private notes, plus a board everyone can read

Notes only their owner can see, alongside a public noticeboard anyone can read. Two kinds of data with two different rules, in one app.

  • Private and shared data together
  • Sign-in
  • Rules enforced server-side
Read the open half
Pet Translator
The Pet Translator app: a large heading reading Your pet has opinions, above a sample conversation card where a dog replies to keys jingling near a door.

Pet Translator

Account needed to record

Records ten seconds and answers in your pet's voice

Records a short clip, listens to it, and writes back what your pet is apparently thinking. Conversations are saved privately to whoever recorded them.

  • AI inside the app
  • Private per-person data
  • Sign-in for its own users
See the app

What you get

Everything a real app needs, on the first day.

A real address
Your app goes online at its own web address, with a certificate, ready to share. A private link works before that.
Real data
Named lists and records your app reads and writes. A Test copy to experiment in, and a Live site everyone else uses.
Sign-in for your people
Your users get their own accounts, and each of them sees only their own records.
AI inside the app
Your app can listen, read and answer. Pay with credits, or connect your own provider key and pay them directly.

After it exists

The first build is the beginning.

Owning software is mostly what happens after it exists. You should not need us, or a developer, for any of it.

  1. 01

    Ask for changes in a sentence

    Describe what you want different and it gets built and checked the same way the first version was. Nothing starts over.

  2. 02

    See your own data

    The records your app holds, in plain lists you can read and correct, with a Test copy to experiment in before anything reaches the live one.

  3. 03

    Run the people side

    Who has signed up, who can see what, and what each of them can do. You change it yourself, without opening anything technical.

Who builds it

Four specialists, and you talk to all of them.

You describe what you want in ordinary words. They plan it, build it, check it and argue about the technical details among themselves, which is the part you were never going to enjoy.

  • AI Architect

    Thinks through the technical details so you don't have to.

  • AI Product Manager

    Works with you to plan your new product and features.

  • AI Quality Assurance

    Type-checks, tests, and clicks through every build before it reaches you.

  • AI Personal Assistant

    Your guide through setup and daily workflow.

$0 to start. $49 to build your own idea.

Free gives you 90,000 credits and a ready-made app to change. Standard is $49 a month and builds what you describe. Putting an app online is separate, from $10 a month.

How pricing works

Describe it. See if it works.

It takes one sentence to find out. If what comes back is not right, tell it what to change.

Free with a ready-made app, no card. Your own idea from $49 a month.