Buildercrow - Generate full React apps in seconds from text prompts
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Buildercrow makes it as easy as sending a text message. You just type out what kind of website you want, and our AI builds the whole thing right in front of you in seconds
Type to Build: Describe your idea, and the AI instantly creates a beautiful, working website.
Chat to Edit: Want to change the colors or add a new section? You don't have to start over. Just tell the AI what you want to change, and it updates it for you.
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Hey everyone! I'm the solo developer behind Buildercrow.
I built this workspace to make spinning up modern web applications completely painless. You type a prompt, watch a working React site spin up in front of you, and use chat to iterate dynamically without fighting rigid layouts or messy templates.
A big focus for me was native RTL (Right-to-Left) support. Most AI builders completely break down when handling Arabic or Hebrew, throwing alignments all over the place. Buildercrow natively handles RTL prompts, auto-flipping layout orientations perfectly so you get clean, fully localized code exports.
We are growing purely through community and word of mouth, so I've opened a public partner program offering a 30% lifetime recurring commission on every subscriber you bring in.
Check out the app, let me know what features you want me to code next, and if you want to partner up, grab your link here: https://buildercrow.lemonsqueezy.com/affiliates !
honestly the chat-to-edit idea sounds really solid, but one thing i'd love is being able to save different versions of my site while i'm iterating so i can roll back if an edit goes sideways
@emirhanenetefg That is a killer suggestion, A version history/rollback feature makes complete sense, especially when you are experimenting with different prompts and want to safely backtrack without losing your original design. Thank you for checking out the app and for the solid feedback!
Would love to see a built-in option to export the generated site as clean HTML/CSS files or push straight to GitHub, so I'm not locked into your platform if I want to self-host later. That would make this so much more flexible for folks like me who like owning their own code.
@cemraca51348 I completely agree with you, Cem. Vendor lock-in is the most frustrating part of using most modern site builders. Building a one-click export to GitHub (along with raw HTML/CSS downloads) is a highly requested feature and is definitely going on the roadmap. I want you to own your code. Thanks for checking it out
Would love to see an option to save version history so I can roll back if a chat edit doesn't land the way I wanted. Right now it feels like every change is permanent which makes me hesitant to experiment too much with the AI edits.
@amineimwl Hey Amine, you are the second person to bring this up today, and it makes total sense! Being able to safely roll back changes is crucial when you just want to experiment with a prompt without fear of breaking your layout. Version history is officially moving to the top of my priority list. Thank you for the solid feedback