Every site and app below is built on this platform, by this team, using the same App Builder you are about to open. Same components, same runtime, same deploy path. No hand-written escape hatch anywhere.
Every one of these is served from the same runtime you get. Open the network tab on any of them.
A website builder gives you pages and no data. An app builder gives you data, in their cloud, on their terms. An AI code generator gives you a repository and a new job as its maintainer. Every one of them leaves the second half of the work on your desk.
Webflow, Wix, Framer. Gorgeous pages. Then you need a login, a database and a nightly job, and you are shopping for three more products and the glue between them.
Bubble, Glide, Retool. You get an app. Your data lives in their store, your logic in their proprietary blocks, and the export button either does not exist or produces something you cannot run.
Lovable, v0, Bolt. Ninety seconds to a prototype, then it is a codebase. You host it, you patch it, you upgrade it, and the next prompt quietly rewrites the file you fixed by hand.
App Builder is one product that covers all four layers, and hands you the keys at the end.
Comparison written from the published capabilities of each product as of August 2026. Where a competitor calls something possible with an add-on or a plugin, we said so rather than marking it absent.
Pages that survive a real user on a real phone.
Drag components onto a canvas and bind them to your data. Not a template you fill in, an actual composition tree you control down to the pixel.
A database you design, not a spreadsheet you outgrow.
Declare what a Job or a Customer is, with types, relationships and rules. The platform gives you the storage, the API and the audit trail without being asked.
Write it once. It runs in the browser and on the server.
Logic is a diagram of typed steps. The very same diagram validates a form in the user's browser and runs a nightly billing job on our servers. There is no second language and no bridge to maintain.
Sign-in, roles and a hundred customers on one app.
This is the layer that turns a prototype into a product, and the layer nobody else gives you. It is here on day one, before you have written a page.
Ask for a change in plain language and the agent performs it as real, typed operations on your app: add this component, bind that field, create this storage, wire this function. Every operation is one you could have done yourself in the editor, which is exactly why you can inspect it, undo it, and trust it.
"A field-service app where technicians see today's jobs on a map." You get pages, storages and logic, not a wall of code to review.
Every change the agent makes is a named operation on a named object, versioned like your own edits. Read it, keep it, or roll it back.
The sidekick follows you. Ask "why is this table empty" while looking at the table, and it already knows which one you mean.
Decisions, conventions and history are curated into the app's own knowledge base as you work, so month six is as informed as week one.
No build pipeline, no staging dance, no release ceremony. You save a page and it is live. When you want the real thing on a real address, it is one field in Settings.
Point it at us and we handle the certificate. HTTPS, renewals and the CDN are ours to worry about.
Turn the same app into an installable Android and iOS build, from the same pages you already made.
Every app has a live preview address from the first minute. Send the link, get the feedback, then point the domain.
Export the whole application (pages, data model, logic, settings) as one file, and import it into any Modlix instance, including your own.
Get to paying customers without hiring three engineers first. Billing, sign-in and tenants are already there.
The internal tool that runs on eleven spreadsheets and one person's memory. Model it properly in a week.
Build once, sell it to every client with their own branding and domain, fix bugs in one place.
Ship the admin screens, the customer portal and the marketing site out of one system, with one theme.
Hand the client something they can actually keep, on their domain, exportable, not locked to your retainer.
Skip the fourteenth CRUD screen and the fourth auth integration. Drop to real logic only where it earns its keep.
A paragraph about what you want. The agent proposes the pages, the data model and the roles, and shows you the plan before touching anything.
Storages, pages and logic appear while you read. Preview is live from the first page, so you correct course early instead of at the end.
Open any page in the editor and move things. Change the theme once. Add the rule the agent could not have known about.
One field in Settings. Certificate, CDN and sign-in are handled. Invite your team, or your first customer.
Export your entire application as a single file whenever you want, and import it into any Modlix instance, ours or one you run yourself. The platform's runtime is open on GitHub.
Yes, where it earns it. Logic is a typed step graph you can also read and edit as text, and you can call any external API. You are not stuck in blocks.
You mostly do not, because the layer underneath is a normal service architecture with a real database. When you do need something exotic, you add a service and call it as a step.
We do, by default. Scaling, patching and backups are ours. If you would rather run it yourself, the stack is deployable on your own infrastructure.
Yours. It sits in a database per application, exportable in full, and we do not train anything on it.
A working internal tool in an afternoon is normal. The showcase above took weeks each, not quarters, and they are real businesses with real customers.
Yes, at the same time, on the same page. Components version individually, so two people editing one screen is an ordinary Tuesday, not a merge conflict.
Free while you build. You pay when you go live, on what you actually use. No per-seat tax for letting a colleague look at a screen.