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You understand your app
It's described in words a human wrote. Every field, rule, and screen reads like a brief, not a script.
Describe your software in plain language. Approve the documents the AI drafts. Ship a real, deployable app — with a codebase you can take with you.
Onboarding a small first cohort this quarter
No-code tools trap you at a ceiling. Developers are slow and expensive. AI coding tools assume you already code. None of them let the person who knows the business build the software the business needs — and walk away owning it.
It's described in words a human wrote. Every field, rule, and screen reads like a brief, not a script.
Every change is a diff with a rationale. You approve it, or you don't. The AI never touches production behind your back.
Extensible, portable, and yours. Export any time. Hand it to a developer. Deploy it anywhere.
You run a small services business. You want a client-management tool. Here's the whole day.
"Clients with contact info and status. Projects. Time entries. A weekly email summary." No forms. No templates. No configuration.
Entities, pages, endpoints, access rules, tests — written in near-plain language and cross-linked, so the AI can't lose track of how the pieces fit.
Read the diff. Tweak the wording. Approve. Reject anything wrong and the AI redrafts — with the reason it changed.
Real code, real database, real domain, real email. Live by end of day, on a URL you can share.
Add a customer portal next week. Add Stripe invoicing the week after. Your app grows the way your business grows.
Every idea you're working on, in one place.
Entities described in a sentence — with typed fields underneath.
Every page: spec on one side, live wireframe on the other.
| No-code tools | AI code assistants | Clean Studio | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who can use it | Non-developers | Developers | Non-developers |
| Do you own the code? | No — locked in the tool | Yes | Yes |
| Extend past the ceiling? | You hit a wall | Yes, if you can code | Yes, no ceiling |
| What's the source of truth? | The tool's proprietary model | Your code | Your documents |
| Hand it to a developer later? | No | Yes | Yes |
No ceiling. No lock-in. No requirement to become an engineer.
If you can brief a freelancer, you can build in Clean Studio.
Shipping the first real version of an idea without a technical co-founder.
Who'd rather prototype the thing than describe it in a Notion page.
Who need internal tools their IT team will never get to.
Delivering custom software to clients without a developer on staff.
If you've ever said "I know exactly what this should do, I just can't build it" — this is for you.
Private beta. We bring users in a few at a time so we can support each one properly. Tell us a little about what you'd build and we'll be in touch.