Build a real app that actually works, and won't break when you change it.
Tell Autobuild what you want.
Get an app you can launch, and don't have to debug yourself.
Change it as many times as you want, without walking on eggshells, scared the AI will break everything the second you ask for one small tweak.
Secure from the start.
$29 — credited to your account, fully refundable.
The first 100 also get founder pricing, a spot in the first cohort, hands-on support, and a direct say in what gets built next.
You know this feeling.
You built something with an AI app builder. The first week was magic. You described what you wanted, and it appeared.
Then you asked for one small change.
And it quietly broke a feature that worked yesterday. You asked it to fix that, and it broke something else. You ask for one tweak and it "improves" four things you never mentioned, half of which fall apart. Now you've spent more credits fixing things than building them, and you're scared to touch your own app.
Or you got to 90% and hit a wall. The login won't work right. You can't tell if it's secure. You can't tell if the AI even did it correctly, because if you could, you wouldn't have needed the AI in the first place.
That's not your fault. These tools were never built to survive evolving an app.
They're built to demo. The first prompt feels like a miracle. The tenth one feels like defusing a bomb. The bigger your app gets, the more the AI loses track of how the pieces fit together, until you're spending more time re-explaining your own app than building it.
It's not just you.
Real things people are saying about today's AI app builders:
"I feel like I'm walking on eggshells whenever I use the Agent, because it keeps breaking things. Yesterday it wiped out my database that had 6 years of work. That was the last straw."
"Now when I ask it to add something, it breaks something else. I've spent more credits fixing things than building new ones."
"I'd ask for one small fix and it would touch a bunch of unrelated files and break something else."
"I have zero dev background and someone just paid for my app. Now I'm absolutely terrified. I have no idea if one user can pull another user's data. I don't want to get sued for a data leak on week two."
"The front-end sign-up process was completely broken. I would have never known, unless people around me started running into issues."
You came to these tools to avoid becoming an engineer. Instead you became an unpaid QA tester for an AI that breaks your app and bills you to fix it.
One user called it a business model that makes money on its own errors.
Autobuild is built differently.
I'm a developer, and there are known fixes for these issues — fixes that vibecoding tools don't consistently enforce. They write your code and hope it works. Autobuild proves it works before it ever reaches you.
Every time you ask for a change, Autobuild checks that everything that worked before still works after. Automatically. Every single time. Without it costing you hundreds more credits.
That's the difference. Not a smarter prompt. A safety net the other tools don't have.
It doesn't break when you change it.
Change your app a hundred times and trust it every time.
It's secure from the start.
No more being terrified the day someone pays you.
You can actually launch it.
The last 20% that every other tool chokes on is exactly the part Autobuild is built for.
How it can promise that.
Most AI builders start from a blank project and let AI do whatever it wants. Autobuild doesn't.
It builds the way a real engineering team builds software — just automated, and fully transparent to you.
Four things, working together.
- 01
A living visual blueprint of your app.
Before a single line of code, Autobuild draws up a blueprint of what your app is supposed to do, and keeps it in sync as you change your mind. Not some long text spec nobody reads. (Be honest. You'd skip it. I would too.) A visual blueprint, so you can actually see what your app will look like before it's built. And it cuts out the back-and-forth: no building the wrong thing, scrapping it, starting over, consuming even more credits. Every do-over you skip is one less chance for something to quietly break.
The number one complaint about every other tool? They lose track of how the pieces fit together as your app grows. No one's holding the whole picture. Autobuild always has it.
- 02
It builds on a solid foundation.
The risky stuff (security, logins, who's-allowed-to-see-what, payments) doesn't get reinvented from scratch every time. It sits on proven, secure building blocks that already work, written by experienced engineers, not AI. So security isn't something the AI has to remember to get right under pressure. It's baked in from the start.
- 03
It writes its own tests, and checks them against the blueprint.
Tests are just code: constant little checks running in the background, asking "does login still work? does checkout still work? can one customer see another customer's data?", every time anything changes.
Here's the part that's easy to miss: anyone can have an AI write tests. The real question is whether they check the right things. So Autobuild double-checks every test against your blueprint, making sure the safety net actually covers how your app is meant to behave, not just whatever the AI happened to think of testing that day.
- 04
Nothing reaches you until we verify it works.
Every change runs against every one of those checks first. If a tweak would break something that worked yesterday, it's caught and fixed before you ever see it. You're no longer the one copy pasting error messages you don't understand into a chat window.
You don't write the tests. You don't even need to read them. You just stop getting the "why is everything broken now" surprise.
Why I'm building this.
I've shipped real apps this way myself, and I tried every tool out there as if I couldn't code, just asking for what I wanted, the way you do.
Then I spent weeks in r/lovable, r/replit, and r/vibecoding talking to people building with these tools every day. The same story, over and over: it's magic until you change something, and then it slowly falls apart. You talk to the AI agent and it changes your app, saying it's finished, but then someone using your app finds it broken.
The honest truth is other tools, with serious funding, still haven't fixed this. So I started building a tool so non-technical builders can make apps that are built correctly from day 1 and still work properly after being changed.
Who it's for
Autobuild is for founders, creators, and operators who have something real to build and are done fighting tools that fall apart at the finish line.
You're a good fit if:
- You want a web app that actually works, not just a quick demo only you can use
- You care about security: you plan to have multiple users and their data needs to be protected from unauthorized access
- You don't want to become an engineer
- You don't want to spend time debugging and fixing issues with your app yourself
- You want to be able to change your app without dreading what breaks next
- You're done paying credits to fix problems the AI created
You don't need to become an engineer to build a real, secure app.
You want your app to work and keep working when you have to change it. That's the whole point.
Autobuild is probably not for you if:
- You're comfortable debugging and fixing problems and want to do it yourself
- You don't care much about security or bugs
- You want to write the code yourself (you don't need us for that)
Reserve your spot.
Autobuild is being built right now. $29 holds your spot, and that $29 is credited to your account when it's ready. Fully refundable, no questions.
spots left
If at any point you want to cancel your spot, you get every cent back. No questions, no hoops.
The first 100: the founder cohort:
- A spot in the very first cohort, the day Autobuild is ready
- Founder pricing, our best rate
- Hands-on support to get your app built
- A direct line to me to shape what gets built next
After the first 100: the waitlist.
Your spot gets you two things:
- A better price: being on the waitlist gets you a price lower than the public will have access to when Autobuild launches.
- Earlier access: cohorts open in order, so the sooner you reserve, the sooner you build.
Same $29, credited to your account, fully refundable.
Questions? Reply to the thread that brought you here, or email david@autobuild.dev.
You already know what happens if you keep using tools that break your app every time you touch it, and expect you to fix issues yourself.
Try the one designed to break nothing.
$29 — credited to your account, fully refundable.
The first 100 also get founder pricing, first-cohort access, hands-on support, and a direct say in what gets built next.
Questions? Reply to the thread that brought you here, or email david@autobuild.dev.