Describe it once.
Ship it for real.
For building and beyond
Infrastructure built for production, so what you describe today keeps standing when it scales.
Deploys, SSL, CDN and backend infrastructure from the first build. Your code and data stay yours.
Status
Healthy
Last build
41s
SSL
Active
- #128Tax rules per regionProduction2m
- #127Admin refund flowPreview1h
- #126Abandoned-cart emailProduction3h
- #125Cart persists across sessionsRolled back1d
You bring the idea. VividBuild brings the build.
Three stages, and you can read and change each one before anything ships.
Stage 1 of 3
Say it the way you'd say it to a person.
One paragraph is enough. VividBuild asks the two or three questions that actually change the build, then stops asking.
- Follow-up questions only where the answer changes architecture
- Import a Figma file or a screenshot as the starting point
- Bring an existing repo and it builds inside your conventions
Stage 2 of 3
A plan you can read before code exists.
Requirements, data model, and a task list you can reorder or delete. Nothing gets built that isn't on the list.
- Editable requirements in plain markdown
- Data model and API surface diffed on every change
- Tasks run in sequence, each one reviewable
Stage 3 of 3
Deploy, then keep shipping.
Auth, database, file storage, payments and a custom domain on the first deploy. Every later change ships behind a preview URL.
- Preview environment per change, one click to promote
- Rollback to any previous build
- Export to GitHub on any paid plan
# Checkout flow
## Requirements
R1 · Cart persists across sessions
R2 · Stripe checkout with webhook reconciliation
- R3 · Flat 10% tax on every order
+ R3 · Tax rules per region (EU VAT, US sales tax)
Vibe coding, with receipts.
Every prompt becomes requirements, a design note and a sequenced task list before a line of code is written. Property-based tests then hammer the rules unit tests never check, so “all green” actually means it works.
- fewer re-prompts per feature
- 4.1×
- of specs merged unedited
- 92%
spec / checkout-flow.md
Cart persists across sessions
done · 3 tests
Stripe checkout + webhook reconciliation
done · 7 tests
Tax rules per region
running · property tests
Abandoned-cart email at 4h
queued
Admin refund flow with audit log
queued
Ship dapps, not just apps.
Describe a token gate, an NFT marketplace or a DAO treasury tool in the same plain language. VividBuild writes the contracts, the indexer and the frontend, then deploys the whole thing to Ark-Konstellation.
- Wallet connect and signature auth wired on the first deploy
- Contracts arrive with property tests and a written invariant list
- Every change ships to an Ark-Konstellation testnet preview before mainnet
- Indexed reads, so your app never waits on a full chain scan
- #8,412,907mintPass()0x7a3f…c91e
- #8,412,884redeem()0x19bd…04a2
- #8,412,851mintPass()0xe02c…7f13
- Block time
- 0.4s
- Finality
- 2s
- Compatible
- EVM
Most builders stop at the demo.
Where the prototype ends is where the work starts. Here is what changes hands when you move to VividBuild.
Questions, answered.
No. Everything from prompt to deploy is plain language. If you do code, you can open any file, edit it, and VividBuild keeps your changes.
Yes. Connect a GitHub repo and VividBuild reads your conventions, components and styles, then builds new features inside them.
On any paid plan you export the repo and it runs anywhere. There is no proprietary runtime, and the spec files ship with the code. Free projects stay hosted with us until you upgrade.
The spec layer. Requirements and tasks are written, reviewed and diffed, so a change to feature nine doesn't quietly rewrite feature two.
Yes. Unlimited specs, one live project and a vividbuild.app subdomain. Code export, custom domains and team review start on Pro.
Your next app is one paragraph away.
Start free, upgrade when you have users. Export your code on any paid plan, no lock-in, no rewrite.