Start with the idea
Keep the people, problem, and main outcome visible so the project does not lose its purpose.
PEOPLE · PROBLEM · OUTCOMEKeep the people, problem, and main outcome visible so the project does not lose its purpose.
PEOPLE · PROBLEM · OUTCOMEReview what each screen is for, compare clear layout choices, and preview the result before building.
REVIEW · COMPARE · CHOOSEColors, reusable controls, and screen content stay part of one understandable project.
STYLE · COMPONENTS · SCREENSTHE BUILDER TODAY
The current builder supports saved projects, editable blueprints, nested screen composition, reusable controls, design and brand settings, a browser phone preview, and Expo source export.
Selected screen
Give operations staff a fast overview of revenue, order progress, and recent activity.
Total revenue
Current builder foundation · still in early access and not ready for production app delivery.
WHAT THE BUILDER SUPPORTS TODAY
The landing visual is illustrative. The builder persists structured projects and generates Expo source from saved screens, components, navigation, design tokens, and replaceable default brand assets.
YOUR APP BRIEF
“Build an order management app for my operations team.”
GUIDED SETUP
Make product and design decisions before entering the screen editor.
Choose reusable component contracts before editing individual instances.
Use Screens and Hierarchy to understand what each part represents.
Source generation works; AI interpretation, connected data, automatic builds, collaboration, and publishing do not.
THE PROBLEM
Most AI builders create a different codebase every time. Dependencies drift, architecture changes, and one innocent prompt can break something unrelated.
Mekkapp changes the foundation: AI works inside a clear, tested system—so speed doesn’t come at the cost of reliability.
THE OLD WAY
THE MEKKAPP DIRECTION
HOW THE PROTOTYPE WORKS
Clarify who it is for, what problem it solves, and what the first version must do.
Review the screens, choose a layout, and define the colors and reusable controls.
Inspect the app in a phone-shaped browser preview and refine supported details.
START WITH APPS THAT NEED TO WORK
Mekkapp begins with structured mobile products where reliability, data, and repeatable flows matter most.
Orders, inventory, field teams, approvals, and internal workflows.
Lists · Forms · Roles · StatusesDiscovery, profiles, bookings, messaging, and transaction flows.
Search · Profiles · Booking · ChatGive customers a focused mobile view into services, files, and progress.
Auth · Activity · Uploads · AlertsONE SOURCE OF TRUTH
Your app isn’t a fragile history of prompts. It’s a structured, versioned project that both you and the AI can understand.
TWO WAYS TO POWER AI
Mekkapp’s builder and validation layer stay the same in both modes. The difference is who provides and pays for model usage.
Neither AI mode is connected yet. Current blueprints are created deterministically from the app brief, not generated by a live model.
PRICING DIRECTION
Final prices are not set. The principle is straightforward: pay for the builder, include a reasonable AI allowance, and meter genuinely expensive actions transparently.
Concept only
Experience the proposed workflow before deciding whether it fits your needs.
Price to be tested
For independent builders creating and testing real mobile products.
Later stage
For people publishing products repeatedly or building apps for clients.
We will not charge for promises. Paid plans should begin only when builders can create something genuinely useful and want to keep using the workflow.
PRODUCT UPDATES
Leave your details and we’ll share meaningful prototype milestones—new screen proposals, editing capabilities, and early testing invitations.
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STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. Mekkapp is focused on React Native mobile applications. The builder provides a browser phone preview and can export Expo source; native-device preview and automatic Android or iOS builds are still ahead.
You can—especially if you are comfortable choosing architecture, reviewing code, resolving dependencies, and managing native builds. Those tools help you code faster. Mekkapp is designed to guide the whole product workflow: app structure, design system, reusable components, data, preview, and build handoff all stay connected in one understandable project. Skills can even complement that workflow; they do not replace the product layer.
No—and that honesty matters. Early versions will support a clear catalogue of screens, components, actions, and native capabilities. The catalogue will grow from real demand.
Supabase is the first planned integration. Additional REST APIs and backend options can follow after the core builder workflow is proven.
They should not. Reordering components, editing properties, and changing design tokens are deterministic operations. AI usage is reserved for requests that require interpreting intent or coordinating changes.
That is the intended direction. Mekkapp should support multiple providers and compatible model endpoints instead of depending on one company. Each connection must still meet the required tool-calling, structured-output, security, and reliability checks.
No. Provider credentials must remain on Mekkapp’s server and should never be shipped to a mobile app, preview client, analytics event, or application log.
Prices are not decided. Early testing must show what users value and what AI and build operations actually cost before we publish numbers.
The intended model is that each project has its own app identity, assets, backend, and publishing account. Exact source-export and ownership terms will be defined before paid launch.
Private early access will begin after the backend is deployed and the current account, Builder, preview, and source-export path is stable enough to share safely.