Hello everyone,
I just built a platform that lets you generate web-based sites and tools using AI. It's called Codebrae.
It's simple: you describe what you need, and the AI builds it, be it a tool or a site. That could mean something like a calculator, an expense manager, a file converter, or even a small book reader. Or if you're after a site, you can spin up a portfolio, a landing page, a terms & privacy page, or any presentational site you need.
Once you create it, everything inside the editor is tweakable-layouts, features, text, colors-then deploy it instantly.
Why I built it:
I wanted something that makes building small tools or sites as fast as describing them.
No setup headaches, no fighting back from templates.
Just fast, flexible, and actually usable results.
It's still early and improving, complex stuff might hit some limits, but it is already great for lightweight projects, ideas, and day-to-day utilities.
If that sounds interesting, check it out at its official site. I'd really appreciate feedback, ideas, or any weird use cases you come up with.
This is an exciting platform! Tools like Codebrae can gain traction faster when introduced in the right Reddit communities where indie makers, devs, and AI enthusiasts are already experimenting with micro-apps and web tools
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