A note from the person who makes this
Aiden Jorssen · Vancouver, BC, Canada
Builvio is made by one person: me. It started with a simple frustration. Every tool that promised to let non-programmers build an app kept the app hostage. Stop paying and your work stops existing. Want a real developer to take over later? They can’t, because there is no real code to take.
So Builvio does the opposite. You describe what you want in a sentence. It plans the app, writes it, tests it in a real browser, fixes what fails, and publishes it into accounts you own: your GitHub, your database, your hosting. Cancel any day and the app keeps running without us.
What it does today
- Builds websites and web apps with real data: bookings, orders, members, votes, portals.
- Tests every build in a real browser at desktop and phone widths before you see it.
- Keeps every version, so one click takes you back to any earlier one.
- Publishes to your own GitHub, Supabase, and Vercel accounts. A developer can pick the code up like work from a colleague.
What it doesn’t do yet
Apps built with Builvio can’t take card payments or send email on their own yet, and custom domains are set inside your own hosting account rather than from Builvio. Those are the next things on the list. If one of them is the thing you need, tell me and it moves up.
How it’s run
A build server in a data centre does the work, using AI models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and others through OpenRouter. There is no sales team and no support queue. Support email lands with me, and I answer it. See what Builvio can access, and why for the exact permissions it asks for.