Build React apps with AI
Describe the app and Supacode writes it in React: components, state and styles you can read and edit. It runs in a live preview, every change is saved as a version, and you can download the code or push it to GitHub.
Opens the composer with this prompt filled in. Edit it before you build; the credit cost shows before anything runs.
How it works
Describe the app
Explain what it does and how people use it. Choose React in the stack picker, or let Auto decide.
Build it up
Ask for features one at a time. Open the code editor whenever you want to change a file yourself.
Publish or export
Publish for a live link, download a zip, or push to GitHub on plans that include GitHub sync.
What you can ask for
- Readable React components
- Interactive state and forms
- Responsive styling
- Live preview after every change
- Version history with restore
Example prompt: A React app: a to-do list with projects, due dates, drag-and-drop ordering, filters for today and this week, and data saved in the browser.
Examples from the gallery
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Questions
Is it real React code?
Yes. You can read and edit every file in the code editor and download the project.
When should I pick Next.js instead?
Choose Next.js when the app needs server code, such as sign-in, API routes or server-side data.
Can I keep working in my own editor?
Yes. Push to GitHub or download a zip and continue locally.
Try it with your own idea
Start free with daily credits. Every change is saved as a version you can restore.
Start building