Generate a full-stack app from a prompt - auth, database, and production deploys wired in from day one. Inspect, edit, and own the code.
This is the 2nd launch from Modelence App Builder. View more
Modelence Mobile Builder
Launched this week
Now Modelence App Builder has support for creating native mobile apps. Just like web apps, describe what you want and get a fully working mobile app, working in sync with your Modelence auth and backend.



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The generated code actually looked like something I'd write myself, not a mess I'd need to rewrite from scratch. Deploying from the prompt was honestly the part that surprised me most.
Modelence App Builder
@uyanbal77090 Glad to hear that!
Modelence App Builder
@uyanbal77090 Deploying straight from the prompt is one of the fun features, glad you noticed and liked it 🙌
Love the structure of your website - it made me interested even not being the developer. "Build real apps, not prototypes" is a strong positioning line!
I'm curious though, do you find that non-technical founders also try to use Modelence, or is it really purely a developer tool?"
Modelence App Builder
@julia_shtogren thank you, I am very glad you liked it! To your question: our users are mostly non-technical and semi-technical founders, not pure developers; that is exactly who we build Modelence for. You get to a real production-ready app without being an engineer, while still owning the code if you want to go deeper.
@eduard_piliposyan Got it, thank you! That's really interesting! I'm a designer with a few app ideas but very little understanding of how development actually works - things like how a product ends up in the App Store, what the process looks like from zero. Do you have any educational content for people at that level? Blog posts, guides, anything that walks complete beginners through the basics? I feel like there's a real opportunity to turn curious non-technical people into users by meeting them even earlier in the journey.
Modelence App Builder
@julia_shtogren Thanks, good point. Inside the product we already guide you through the steps that stay manual, like signing the build before publishing and submitting to TestFlight, the App Store, and Google Play, so you are not stuck at those points.
But you are right that we do not yet have beginner content explaining the whole journey from zero. That is a good idea for both web and mobile deployment, and something we will work on. Thanks for the idea 🙌
Modelence App Builder
@julia_shtogren great point and yes we will consider adding more educational content on how everything works. But in general the AI chat is already playing that role - all general knowledge like how products end up in App Store is already just one prompt away, and whether you're using the Modelence AI chat or Cursor / ChatGPT / Claude, they will all be able to explain that as needed.
How does the generated code handle custom domain setup and ongoing maintenance when you want to swap out the built-in auth for something like Clerk or Auth0 later?
Modelence App Builder
@kalaylin98831 You should not swap out the built-in auth with Clerk and Auth0, it defeats the whole purpose. Clerk and Auth0 own your users and charge by number of users. Modelence is based on an open-source framework where you own your users, in your own database, without having to do anything extra. Connecting external auth services is exactly the kind of a thing that breaks in production for AI-built apps.
How does the generated code actually work under the hood - do I get a full repo I can self-host anywhere, or am I locked into running it on your infra?
Modelence App Builder
@nevintekat7bz2 you get a full repo you can self-host anywhere, although we don't recommend self-hosting because Modelence Cloud is exclusively built for Modelence apps and already takes care of everything you would have to do yourself otherwise.
Congrats on the launch! 🚀 One question, if I generate an app with Modelence and later decide to host it on my own infrastructure, how easy is it to migrate? Is it completely vendor-independent, or are there any Modelence-specific dependencies?
Modelence App Builder
@vikranth_reddy_bollam you can deploy the code anywhere; the code of your application is in a single monorepo, and it runs in 2 commands (both locally and on any other infrastructure). There are no hard dependencies, but there are some Modelence cloud services that your application might use: at this point, we have an email service (for sending emails) and cloud storage. Both are interchangeable with alternatives; we created them for convenience so you don't have to pay for multiple third-party tools.
Pulled it up and was surprised the auth and database bits were already wired together, no extra setup needed. Editing the generated code actually felt like normal code rather than some locked-in template.
Modelence App Builder
@kkocatepe59352 Exactly, that is the idea. Modelence is a batteries-included framework, so auth, database, email, and a lot more come already wired together out of the box. That cuts down the time to a production-ready app and keeps the quality high, since you are not stitching together services yourself. And glad the generated code felt like normal code, that is the part we are proud of 🙌
the fact that you actually own the generated code instead of being trapped in some walled garden is such a rare move for this category of tools, really appreciate that you made that the default rather than an upsell
Modelence App Builder
@kcibr44600 thanks, glad you like it! We did it because the framework & its cloud platform is our main product, rather than the AI builder, which is typically the main product for most other app builders.