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Codara builds complete full-stack web apps from a plain-English description — front-end, back-end, database, UI/UX, admin dashboard, and Stripe/PayPal payments. For a mobile app it writes the app's own source code in React Native (Expo) or Flutter. You own and can export 100% of the code.

No coding knowledge is required. Describe what you want in plain language and Codara handles the rest — from database schema and backend APIs to the frontend UI.

Next.js and React on the front end, FastAPI on the back end, MongoDB for data — and React Native (Expo) or Flutter for a mobile app. Before a build is handed over, Codara checks it against what you asked for and will not deliver one that is missing an essential part; a build that fails and delivers nothing is not charged. You can read, edit and export every file.

Yes. The free plan gives you 300 AI credits in your first month and 300 every month after — no credit card required. Building, editing and chat all spend the same credits, so you can build a website and then keep changing it, and a build that fails and delivers nothing is not charged. You can publish one site to a live URL at no cost, with a small Codara badge on it, and re-publish it as often as you like — it is one site, not one publish per cycle. That published site stays up for 30 days and then pauses until you subscribe; subscribing puts it back as it was. The credits are what renews forever: a fresh 300 every 30 days, so the free plan itself does not run out. A second published site, the site without the badge, your own domain, a full app with a backend and a database, downloading the code and working with your own files are on the paid plans.

Plans are Basic $19/mo, Pro $29/mo, and Business $99/mo, with more monthly AI credits, projects and features at each tier, plus a custom Enterprise plan. Paying annually saves up to 12% — $199, $313 and $1069 a year. You can cancel anytime.

Yes, on the paid plans. Attach any file to the chat — up to 100 MB, a .zip too — and Coda opens it, works on it, converts it (for example PDF to Word or Excel to CSV) and hands the result back as a download. On the free plan the chat still writes and fixes code with you; opening, converting and returning files is what the paid plans add.

Yes. Codara publishes your project to a live URL with one click, and the free plan gets one published site. Your own domain, production deployment and after-launch monitoring — health checks, issue detection and an AI-assisted fix for an issue it finds — are on the Pro and Business plans.

Yes. Codara's AI support chat answers at any hour and replies in the language you write to it in. Codara's own website and app are in English, Arabic, Spanish and French.

Yes, on the paid plans: you download the generated code as a .zip and host it anywhere you like, or export it to your own GitHub and push or pull changes from there — both are manual, one click each. The Free plan includes neither.

Yes, on the Pro and Business plans. Paste a Figma frame and Codara reads its layout, spacing, colors and typography, then builds a responsive app from the design in editable code you can extend with a prompt.

Yes. Codara supports real-time multiplayer — invite teammates into the same workspace with live presence and cursors, shared projects, and view/edit roles. Team collaboration is available on the Pro and Business plans.

Yes, as code: Codara writes the mobile app's own source in React Native (Expo) or Flutter from the same plain-English description, and on the paid plans you can download every file. On Pro and Business, Codara can also build the signed Android file (.aab) and upload it to your own Google Play account, after you agree to each upload on a card. The iPhone file (.ipa) is not available yet, so for an iPhone app that step is done from the code. If you want it in a store, Codara connects your own developer account, tells you that store's own fees, walks the steps in order and reads the upload and review status back — your name on the listing, your money, and nothing sent without your yes. All of this is about the apps you build with Codara; Codara's own app is a separate thing.

Yes. Codara AI has its own app for Android on Google Play and for iPhone on the App Store, so you can use your Codara account from your phone. That is separate from the mobile apps you build with Codara: the app you build is your own, and the file Codara builds for it (the Android file today) is a different thing from Codara's own app.

Yes. Once you build and deploy an app on Codara, you can list it in the Codara Marketplace for other builders to discover and purchase. You keep full ownership of your source code — listing an app never transfers your rights to it, and on the paid plans you can download every file as a ZIP.

Recently opened: A WhatsApp button on your site: Put your own number in the project and a WhatsApp button appears on the site Codara publishes for you. Messages go straight from your visitor to your phone — nothing passes through Codara. Change a project from your phone: Open a project in the Codara app, type the change you want, and it ships — the whole loop from an idea to a live site without a computer. Edit by pointing at it: Tap any text, button or image in the preview and change it by hand — colour, size, wording — without describing it and without spending credits. On the paid plans. A plain search report: See what Google will struggle with on your site and what to fix first, in sentences rather than scores — titles, descriptions, headings, images, speed. Told before you run out: A card above the chat box when your credits are nearly gone, with what is left and when it renews — so a build never stops on you without warning. Codara builds your Android app file: Codara builds the signed Android file (.aab) and uploads it to your own Google Play account, after showing you a card to agree to each upload. The iPhone file is not available yet. On Pro and Business. Codara makes you a video: Say what the film should say and Codara builds it from your words — or send a video of your own and Codara edits it: it listens, cuts the dead air, puts a picture on the sentences worth it and adds captions of what you said. If you said a line twice, it shows you the repeated take before you pay and cuts it unless you keep it. Send a phone screen recording instead and Codara shows you the plan first — it trims the phone’s own bars, opens with a cover, puts a short text card between the parts, joins them with soft transitions, brings the words in with a little motion, adds a title, speeds it up and closes on a card — and charges nothing until you press. Add more recordings and Codara joins them into one video, with a text card before each one. Put your own logo on the cover and the closing card, pick your colour and font, and end on a call-to-action card with your button. Choose tall, square or wide — or every size for the same price — burn in the subtitles file you already have, styled for where you post, set your own pictures moving inside the video, let the video move in on the places where the page changes, and turn the numbers you type or paste into charts that grow on screen. Changed your mind? Open the finished video again within the week and change its words, numbers or timing a few times, at no extra charge. Tick one box and you also get store screenshots from the same recording. One file you can post. On the paid plans. Build something that feels like a site you love: Send a link to a site whose look you like and Codara reads its colours, its fonts, how round its corners are and the order of its sections, then gives you a short brief to build your own from. Only the look and feel: the words, the pictures, the logo and the name are never taken, and yours will be new. Sign-in and payment pages, social networks and sites that ask not to be read are left alone. Ask about a video you upload: Upload a video in the chat and ask what is in it. Codara looks at pictures from across it and listens to the words, then answers — a summary, what is said, what is shown. You confirm first that you may use the video, the price is fixed, so you know it before you send — so many credits for each minute of video, a started minute counting as a whole one, up to three minutes — and the file is deleted as soon as it has been read. Links to videos on social networks are not opened; upload the file, send a few screenshots, or paste the words. Answers that show where they came from: When Codara searches the web to answer you, the pages it used are listed under the reply — each with its site and a link that opens it. A link in the answer itself is kept only if it was really found; a made-up address is taken off. A search costs a few credits each, at most three in one message, and it is on the paid plans. Ask for something, get the pages that fit: Ask Codara to find something — a spare part, a place, a piece of information — and it answers with cards: the page’s name, its site, a sentence on why it fits, and a direct link that opens it. The cards come only from pages the search really found, never from an address made up on the way. A picture from the page itself on each result: When Codara finds pages for you, a card can show the picture the page itself offers for sharing — never one made up for the occasion — with the site’s name and a link to its owner. Codara fetches it safely, draws it again and shows it from its own address, so the page’s site learns nothing about who is reading, and it is kept for a day only. If a picture should not be there, one press on Report hides it at once. Search the web, even on the Free plan: A free account can ask Codara to search the web once a day, up to fifteen times a month. The answer comes with the pages it used and, when you asked it to find something, text cards with a direct link. No credits are taken, and pictures, files and code stay on the paid plans, which also search more. An advert for your app, and a brand board, in the chat: Attach a screenshot of your app and ask for a promo picture: a dark, modern advert with your app’s icon, your headline spelled exactly as you wrote it, and your screen inside a window frame. Or ask for a brand board: suggested colours, font samples and a logo idea on one picture. It counts as one picture from your plan, and nothing is taken if it could not be made. On the paid plans. A designed video advert from your own product photo: Attach a photo of your product in the chat and ask for an advert. Codara cuts your product out of your photo and stands it, unchanged, in a designed scene: dark and modern, clean and light, or bold and colourful, with the colours taken from your product. Your headline, your offer and your button come in with smooth motion, in your language, Arabic read right to left. You get a 7-second video in two shapes, 9:16 for stories and reels and 1:1 for your feed, plus a 4:5 picture, right in the chat with download buttons. The product is your photo, so your label and its wording are exactly yours. Best with the product alone on a plain background. No photo yet? Codara can draw a clearly marked illustrative picture for you and make the advert from it. Open to every plan, from your credit balance. A cinematic video of your own product photo: Attach a photo of your product in the chat and ask for a cinematic video. Codara sets your own photograph moving for eight seconds, with the sound of the place and no words laid on it, and you can say how the camera should move. It plays in the chat with a download button, usually in one to three minutes. It is not the designed advert with a headline and a button: this one is your photograph itself in motion. A video made from a photo can bend the lettering on a label, so it works best with the product alone, whole, on a plain background. If a video cannot be made, your credits come back in full. On the paid plans. A business card, a brand identity or app screens, as files: Ask the chat for a business card, an identity for your project or the screens of your app. It asks once for what is missing, then hands you files. A card comes in four styles: dark luxe with real gold foil and a stamped seal, classic on ivory stock, white minimal, or bold colour, as front and back pictures, a print-ready PDF with bleed and live text, a 3D picture to show it off, and a QR code only if you ask, checked to open exactly your address. An identity comes as a PDF of logo, colours, type and uses. App screens are drawn for a store, a booking service or a content app, with real icons and illustrations. Every word is yours, set in Alexandria and Vazirmatn, Arabic read right to left, and nothing is made up: a price, a rating or a number you did not give stays a clear empty slot for you to fill. Your own logo is used exactly as it is; without one, a monogram seal of your name stands in. Each design is checked before you get it. A short video of your own site, made from the chat: Once your site is published, ask the chat for a video of it. Codara visits your site's address and photographs the real page, then makes a 12-second video: your site scrolls into view part by part in a phone or a browser window, under a headline in your site's own language, and ends on a card that says Made with Codara AI. You get it in two shapes, 9:16 for reels and stories and 1:1 for your feed, with download buttons in the chat. What you see is your real page, not a redrawing, and there is no sound. Open to every plan, from your credit balance. Your restaurant’s online menu, with a QR code, made in the chat: Tell the chat your restaurant’s name, its sections and each dish with its price. Codara makes the menu as a clean page that fits a phone, in your language (English, Arabic right to left, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese) and a look that fits your place — a diner, a pizzeria, a taqueria, a sushi bar, a café or bakery, a steakhouse or an Eastern grill — publishes it and gives you the address and a QR code to download and print for your tables. Add your phone, WhatsApp, address, hours or booking link and the page gets Call, WhatsApp, Directions and Reserve buttons. The dishes and prices are exactly the ones you wrote: Codara never adds a dish or chooses a price, and asks you if one is missing. The address stays the same when you change a dish or a price, so the code you printed keeps working. You can add one photo of your own at the top. There are no photos for each dish and no ordering: it is a menu to read. Open to every plan, from your credit balance. One page for everything you connect: Search the tools Codara can work with, connect them in a tap, or add a server of your own by its address. Each connection starts read-only, and anything that changes something — or spends money — waits for your yes. You can look at the page on any plan; using it is on the paid plans. It does the work, not just the words: Connect the accounts you already run your business on — email, calendar, store, invoices — and ask in a sentence. Codara sends the quote, books the slot, checks the order. You approve anything that leaves your account. Connect it without leaving the chat: Ask for something that needs an account you have not connected yet and a Connect button appears in the conversation. Press it, and what you asked for carries on from where it stopped. Bring a friend, both get credits: Share your link. When somebody signs up through it and becomes a paying customer, you both get credits — no code to enter and nothing to claim. Work on it together: Invite somebody by email as an editor or a viewer. They work on the same project, the bill stays on you, and every change is recorded with who made it. On Pro and Business. Build from a Figma file: Paste a Figma link and Codara reads the frames, colours and fonts, then builds a working site from the design instead of from a description. On Pro and Business. Everything you need to publish, under your own account: Connect your own Google Play and App Store developer accounts and follow the steps in order. Your name on the listing, your money, and nothing to ask anyone if you leave. Check your site after launch: Check your published site whenever you want and see the problems in plain words. Then let the Project Agent prepare a fix, and you approve it before anything changes. On Pro and Business. Check your site’s security, and keep watching it: Press one button and Codara looks at your published site the way a stranger would. You get a score and a list of problems in plain words, the serious ones first, with what each one means and what to do. Turn on watching and Codara checks again after each publish and tells you when a new or worse problem appears. It says so when it could not be sure, and it never claims a check it did not run. This is separate from the check Codara makes while it builds, which reads your code before you get it: this one looks at the live site afterwards. On the paid plans. Connect your Printful store: Press Connect, then Allow on Printful's own screen. Codara can then look at your print-on-demand store: its products and its orders. It only reads, it never shows a shopper's name or address, and you can disconnect any time. On the paid plans.