You do. It's published into your own GitHub, Supabase, and Vercel accounts under your own logins. Cancel Builvio any day and the app keeps running without us.

Builvio — Say what you want. It gets built, tested, and shipped.

Q: What if it builds the wrong thing?

Tell it what's wrong the same way you'd tell a person. Every version is saved, so one click takes you back to any earlier one, and builds that fail never count against you.

Q: Can a real developer take over later?

Yes. Your app is a normal, readable project in your own GitHub; any developer can pick it up like work from a colleague.

Q: How does billing actually work?

A build is one change you ask for. A new one-page site is about 1 build, a new app with a database about 3, a big app about 5; tweaks are a fraction and failed builds are free. The free trial is a one-time allowance of about five sites or two apps. Plus is $10/month for up to 500 builds; Pro is $19/month for up to 1,500.

From a sentence to a shipped app.

You describe it once. Builvio plans, builds, and checks its own work before you ever see it.

A page where neighbors order cupcakes for weekend pickup and pick which day they want them.

Build it

Say it

Plain English in. No specs, no tickets, no code.

▸ checking the app in a real browser…

✓ click "Add to box"

⚠ Hit a snag — fixing it…

✓ fixed — all checks passing

It tests itself

Every build runs in a real browser. When something fails, Builvio fixes it before you see it.

fenwick-street-rentals.vercel.app

It goes live

A real URL on real hosting — share it the same hour you asked for it.

Shipped into accounts you own.

Most builders host your app inside their walls. Builvio ships the code, the data, and the hosting into your own accounts — so the app is yours on day one.

Code → your GitHub

Every line lives in a repo under your name.

Data → your Supabase

Your users, your tables, your keys — with security checks on every publish.

Hosting → your Vercel

Deployed to your own account, on a URL you control.

Cancel any day

Walk away whenever — your app keeps running without us.

Start free. Pay when it earns its keep.

FREE TRIAL

A one-time allowance: about five one-page sites, or two apps with a database, plus tweaks. It's a budget, not a clock.

Start free

PLUSRECOMMENDED

$10/mo

Room for about 20 new sites or 8 new apps a month, plus hundreds of tweaks — up to 500 builds.

Start with Plus

PRO

$19/mo

About 50 new sites or 20 new apps a month, up to 1,500 builds — for when the apps start multiplying.

Start with Pro

A BUILD IS ONE CHANGE · NEW SITE ≈ 1 · NEW APP ≈ 3 · BIG APP ≈ 5 · A TWEAK IS A FRACTION · FAILED BUILDS NEVER COUNT

Asked by people who've been burned before.

What if it builds the wrong thing?

Tell it what's wrong the same way you'd tell a person — "no, the schedule should come before the RSVP." Every version is saved, so one click takes you back to any earlier one. And builds that fail don't count against your allowance.

Who owns the app?

You do — literally. It's published into your own accounts, under your own logins. Cancel Builvio any day and the app keeps running without us.

Do I need to know anything technical?

No. You describe what you want in plain English. When you're ready to put your app live, connecting your accounts is a couple of clicks — Builvio walks you through it.

Can a real developer take over later?

Yes, cleanly. Your app is a normal, readable project sitting in your own GitHub — any developer can pick it up like work from a colleague.

How does billing actually work?

A build is one change you ask for. Starting a new one-page site is about 1 build; a new app with a database is about 3; a big multi-screen app about 5. Small tweaks are a fraction of a build, and failed builds are free. The free trial is a one-time allowance — about five sites or two apps — with no time limit. Plus is $10/month for up to 500 builds; Pro is $19/month for up to 1,500. Picking a stronger AI model in the composer uses more of your allowance per change, and the menu says how much. No surprise charges — the caps are the whole system.