Data model and application code stay together
Entities, relationships, server functions, and pages live in the same TypeScript project.
Stack0 Build
Describe the idea. Keep the code.
Turn a plain-language brief into working software that you can edit, export, and deploy.
- Normal source code
- The generated project is yours to edit and extend.
- Git ready
- Connect a repository or download the project.
- Local editing
- Open the same project in your own editor.
- Cloud deploys
- Use the shared account and organization control plane.
From brief to working project
Build starts the project. You can then work with the source through the tools you already use.
Describe the workflow
State the users, data, actions, and access rules in plain language.
Review real code
Build creates the data model, access rules, server logic, and interface in one project.
Choose the next step
Continue in Build, edit locally, connect git, download the source, or deploy through Cloud.
The result is more than a prototype
Build connects the core application layers, so you can start with a working project.
Access rules are part of the project
Authentication and row-level policies are generated with the data model.
Export at any time
Download the source and continue without the Build interface.
Deploy through Cloud
Move from the builder to managed hosting under the same organization.
Build and Cloud have different jobs
They share accounts, organizations, and project infrastructure. They remain separate Stack0 products.
- Build creates and edits the project.
- Cloud deploys and operates that project.
- An existing project can skip Build and go directly to Cloud.
Start with the application, not the setup
Describe the first workflow. Keep every line that Build creates.