Where your team and AI build together.
Build apps and websites with AI together. Vibecoding just became multiplayer.
Free to start. No credit card.
Maya starts the ask, Theo finishes her sentence, and the AI builds the page in front of everyone — Priya is voting on it seconds later.
From idea to app, out loud
One room, one conversation, and something real at the end of it.
Say what you want
01No jargon, no setup. Describe the thing you wish existed, the way you'd describe it to a friend.
Bring people in
02Share one link. They land straight in the room and can type with you — no signup, no waiting.
Watch it appear
03It gets built in front of everyone, live. Don't like where it went? Step back a version.
Everyone holds the pen
One shared box, everyone typing at once — and the idea gets sharper with every person who adds to it.
Maya starts the idea, Theo adds how it works, and June asks for the photos — one sentence, written by three people, sent once.
One link and a name, and Priya is in — no account, and the room sees her arrive, live. Moments later it’s Priya who presses Stop, not Maya. Everyone holds the same controls.
Then it gets built, live
That sentence goes straight to the room’s AI, and the plant swap takes shape while everyone watches — no setup, nothing to install.
Built by groups, not programmers
Each one is a sentence, typed into the box and built in the room.
“A page where the six of us drop ideas for the Lisbon trip and vote on what's actually worth doing.”
“A site for our book club — nominate books, vote on the next one, and keep a shelf of what we've read.”
“An RSVP page for our wedding, with a photo wall the guests can add to afterwards.”
“A simple site for the bakery: our hours, the menu, and a form people can order cakes through.”
“A chore wheel for the four of us that remembers whose week it is, because we clearly can't.”
“A snack signup for the whole soccer season, so nobody brings orange slices twice in a row.”
Yours isn't on this list? Good — the box up top takes anything you can say out loud.
Common questions
Do my friends need accounts?
Only if they want to build. Send the link and they're in the room instantly — pick a name and watch everything live, no signup. The moment they want to type a prompt themselves, they sign in; that's the one line between watching and building.
Do we need to know how to code?
No. You say what you want in plain words and watch it get built. The code exists, and the curious can peek at it, but nobody ever has to touch it.
What if we break something?
You can't, really. Every change is saved as a version, and anyone in the room can restore an earlier one — it's one click, not a rescue mission.
Can other people use what we make?
Yes. Send them the room link and they can open it and use what you built — no account, no setup, nothing to install.
What does it cost?
Nothing to start: every new account comes with 30 builds, no card required. When you outgrow that, it's $20 a month for 300 builds — the details live on the pricing page.
Good ideas are better with company.
Type one sentence, send one link, and build the thing together.
Write your first idea