Turn Ideas Into Apps is now just one prompt away

TurboBuild is an AI-based app and website builder that is designed to turn simple English instructions into a working application. You desire what you want, and the system generates the app and lets you publish it on managed hosting. How exciting it is to export the generated code to avoid any lock-in and edit it visually.

How it works:

1. Prompt -> app: You just need to "chat your idea," and your prompts can be converted into a working application with a polished front end.
2. Visual editing + code ownership: You can tweak the UI and export clean code, which is notably React or Tailwind, so you're not stuck on the platform.
3. One-click publish: TurboBuild offers managed hosting for quick deployments.
4. Human help: There's a human-in-the-loop support layer to help "finish" features when AI stalls.

Backend capabilities & support:

Current focus (Alpha): TurboBuild's live messaging and listings indicate that the current product is primarily focused on the frontend (mainly React and Tailwind), along with deploy/export options. Backend generation is part of the roadmap but will not be universally available yet in Alpha.

What's in the future roadmap for the backend:

1. Full-stack generation: "Full-stack application generation, backend generation & full-code export" are planned in upcoming releases.
2. API endpoints & data models: Database schema modeling and planned API endpoint generation are mentioned in third-party product briefings for the Alpha to complete full-stack capabilities.
3. Infra & analytics posture: According to TurboBuild's blog posts, this platform is now focusing on testing, infrastructure, and analytics (i.e., the operational parts you need after code exists). This also indicates that the backend and DevOps are also part of the direction.

Hosting & deployment:

1. Managed cloud deploys: TurboBuild offers one-click publish to managed hosting. You can also export and self-host, if you prefer.

What's not publicly clearly specified yet:

1. The exact runtimes, frameworks, and databases (e.g., Node/Next.js, Postgres, etc.) are not listed on the public pages. Currently, public materials are super focused on frontend designs and full-stack generations.

Practical takeaways:

1. TurboBuild fits completely if you need a frontend, along with quick publishing and the option to export code.
2. TurboBuild is emerging if you require an automated backend generation (APIs and DB schemas).

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