Crisp is open
Describe an app and Crisp builds a real, working one: pages, saved data and sign-in. It checks its own work before it says it is done, lets you undo anything including your data, and never holds your app hostage.
- New Build a full web app from a description, and change it by chatting.
- New Crisp starts your app and tests what it built before it tells you a change is done.
- New Every reply is a save point. Restoring one brings back the code and the data together.
- New A Code tab to read and edit every file, and a Data tab to browse and edit your records.
- New Publish your app to a permanent Crisp address, and roll back to an earlier published version.
- New The Marketplace: list a published app so the people who visit Crisp can find it and use it. Makers can also let others make their own copy, which is off by default. A person checks every app first, and the one-time listing fee comes back if it is not accepted.
- New Connect your own domain to a published app on a paid plan. Crisp shows the DNS record to add, checks it, and sets up the secure certificate. With DNS at Cloudflare, Crisp can add the record for you.
- New Export to GitHub, push your latest changes, and pull back changes made on GitHub.
- New Import an app from GitHub into a new project. If Crisp cannot run it as it is, Crisp offers to build it again from its description.
- New A security check before every publish, which you can also run at any time. A critical problem must be fixed before the app goes live.
- New A live cost meter on every request, a spending limit per request, and no charge for Crisp fixing its own mistakes.
- New Documentation for every part of Crisp, with instant search.