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AI software factory

An AI software factory is a production system where specialized agents scope, build, and ship software through a repeatable pipeline — not a single chat session. native.builder runs as an AI-native software factory: Product Architect plans, the Builder agent codes, Task Planner tracks work, and Feedback captures product signal. See AI software factory for the full overview.
Builder is a vibe coding alternative for teams. Instead of one person prompting in isolation, your whole team shares a workspace — projects, roles, credits, and publish — with a governed AI app builder flow that scopes work before code is written. For enterprises, that means vibe coding for enterprise with structure, not chaos.
Yes. Builder is a model-agnostic AI platform. You pick models in chat; your projects, code, and deployments stay in your workspace. That lets you build AI apps without model lock-in and run model-agnostic AI workflows without rebuilding when providers change. Builder is the factory; models are fuel you can swap.
native.builder (Builder for short) is an AI software factory. Specialized AI agents — like roles on a dev team — plan, build, and ship web applications for you. Instead of hiring developers or paying an agency, you describe what you need and agents produce real, publishable software in a fraction of the time and cost.
No. Builder is designed for both developers and non-developers. Describe what you want in plain language and the agents build it for you. Developers can also inspect and edit the generated code directly.
Builder produces modern web apps (including Vite/React and broader stacks via the app runtime). That covers landing pages, dashboards, internal tools, SaaS, and most standard web apps. Native mobile apps and backend-only services are outside the current scope, but support is expanding.
From the dashboard, type a description in the prompt box and submit. Builder creates a project and starts building. You can also open an existing project from your project list.

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Enterprise and teams

Yes. Teams run Builder as an internal AI software factory for custom AI business software and AI tools for internal operations. Workspaces support roles, shared credits, staged deploys on Business plans, and Enterprise options for SSO and SLAs. See Workspaces and Plans and credits.
Builder acts as an AI workflow builder for enterprise — agents handle scope, build, planning, and feedback in sequence. You direct the line from chat, preview in real time, and publish when ready. It is enterprise AI workflow automation without stitching together separate design, code, and deploy tools.

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Agencies and consulting

Many agencies use Builder as an AI delivery platform for agencies and an AI app builder for consulting firms. You can run client work in dedicated projects, share live previews for stakeholder review, and ship to custom domains on paid plans. Read AI software factory for sprint and prototyping workflows.
Yes. Teams use Builder as an AI innovation sprint platform and AI prototyping platform for client delivery — including AI hackathon-style events to scout talent and ship MVPs quickly. Clear briefs and prompting best practices keep sprint credits on track.

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Credits and billing

It depends on your plan and the models you use. A Builder plan (100 credits/mo) typically supports roughly 50–100 chat turns with standard models. Premium models consume more credits per message.
No. Monthly plan credits reset at the start of each billing cycle. Unused credits do not carry forward.
Yes. All workspace members share a single credit pool. When one person uses credits, the balance decreases for everyone in the workspace.
Open Settings → Billing in the app and select a new plan. Upgrades take effect after payment is confirmed. Downgrades apply at the end of your current billing period.
Your workspace gets a grace period. If payment isn’t resolved, paid-plan features may be restricted and your workspace reverts to free-tier limits until billing is fixed.

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Publishing and domains

Every published app gets a URL on *.nativelyai.app, derived from your project ID. You can also connect a custom domain on paid plans.
Yes. Open your project’s publish settings and click Unpublish. The live URL will stop serving your app.
No. Publishing deploys your app but does not consume AI credits.
Yes, on Builder plans and above. See Custom domains for setup instructions.

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Workspaces and collaboration

A workspace is your team’s container for projects, billing, and members — your factory floor in Builder. Every user belongs to at least one workspace.
Workspaces support Owner, Admin, Member, Viewer, and Guest roles. Owners and Admins manage billing and settings. Members can build and edit projects. Viewers have read-only access.
Open Settings → Members and send an invite by email. The invitee accepts via a link sent to their inbox.

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Account and support

Join our Discord community for the fastest responses — questions, tips, and updates from the team and other builders.Use the in-app Help button to report bugs, ask questions, or request features. You can also email support@nativelyai.com. See Support for details.
Contact support@nativelyai.com to request account deletion.
Last modified on August 3, 2026