Most AI app builders stop at the demo. We built one aimed at your first sale.

We built Instroc (instroc.com). You describe an app in plain language and get a live, published product with sign-ups, a real database, file storage, and payments. Not a frontend demo, a thing that can charge a customer.

The itch behind it: every AI app builder produces something that looks finished in the preview. Then you need auth, data that persists, or a checkout, and you find out you got a prototype. For non-technical founders, that gap is the whole problem. The frontend was never the hard part.

A few things we did differently:

- Every app ships with a working backend. Auth, database, storage, and scheduled tasks are just there, nothing to wire up.

- Payments are built in: connect your payment account once and Roc builds the checkout, no code or API keys.

- Publishing is one click, on a free subdomain or your own domain.

It's live. If you've got an app idea you'd charge money for, that's exactly what it's built for.