Full-stack, not fragments
Frontend, backend, database and auth — generated as one connected, deployable codebase you actually own.
Describe your idea in plain language. ProjectCode writes the frontend, API, database schema, and auth — then deploys a production-ready app in hours.
Generated Projects

Capabilities
Not scaffolding. Not snippets. A complete, connected, deployable codebase.
Frontend, backend, database and auth — generated as one connected, deployable codebase you actually own.
Normalized tables, relations and migrations are designed from your description — no boilerplate, no dummy JSON.
Sign-up, sessions, OAuth and role-based access wired end-to-end, secure by default.
Every generated project lands as a real GitHub repo with a proper commit history — review, branch and PR your way.
Ships to the edge with CI, environment secrets and a live URL — no platform lock-in, no YAML to maintain.
Refine anything in plain language — ProjectCode threads the change through the full stack instantly.
How it works
Type your idea in one or two sentences — features, data model, the lot. No markup, no plan document.
It designs the schema, scaffolds the frontend, writes the API and auth, and stitches every layer together.
Preview the live build, refine by chatting, then commit straight to GitHub and deploy with one click.
Loved by developers
I described a small CRM in three lines and got back the schema, the API, the auth flow and the screens in the same run. No stitching frontend to backend afterwards — it was already wired.
The first migration it wrote had the foreign keys, the unique constraints and even the indexes I would have added by hand. I just renamed two columns and moved on.
Sign-up, password reset, sessions, role checks on every protected route — it was already there when I opened the project. I didn't touch a single auth file.
Hit deploy once and there was a live URL in my inbox. Environment variables, build pipeline, the lot — I never opened a YAML file.
I typed 'add a Stripe subscription flow' and it threaded the schema, the webhook handler, the billing UI and a test for the cancel path in one go.
It pushed to my own GitHub repo with a clean commit history — real branches, real PRs, not a zip file pretending to be a project. The team reviewed it like any other code.
FAQ
Yes. ProjectCode writes the API routes, the database schema and migrations, authentication, and background jobs — a complete, connected full-stack app, not just UI.
Completely. Every project pushes to a real GitHub repo as a clean, typed, documented codebase you can self-host, extend or take anywhere. No lock-in.
A modern TypeScript stack by default — React, Node.js and PostgreSQL — plus integrations like Stripe, OpenAI or Auth.js when your prompt calls for them. You can override the defaults.
Yes — refine anything in plain language and ProjectCode threads the change through the full stack, or just edit the exported code directly in your own editor.
Every project ships with tests, environment config, a real database and a one-click deploy. Many teams ship generated apps to real users on day one.
Describe it. ProjectCode builds the whole thing. Ship today, for free.