Autonomous build workflow
Describe the app or website you want, and CatDoes turns the request into a build by planning the work, writing the code, running tests, and fixing errors in the cloud.
CatDoes is an AI app builder for mobile apps and websites. It helps users describe a product, generate code, test it, and prepare it for release, with optional GitHub import, browser editing, and managed backend services.
CatDoes is an AI app builder for mobile apps and websites. The product positions itself as an autonomous agent that takes a plain-language description, plans the work, writes the code, runs tests, and ships a build from a single prompt.
It also supports importing existing GitHub repos, editing code in the browser, previewing projects across device sizes, and exporting the codebase on supported plans. The site says CatDoes Cloud handles backend pieces like database, auth, storage, edge functions, and real-time features, so users do not need to assemble those services separately.
Describe the app or website you want, and CatDoes turns the request into a build by planning the work, writing the code, running tests, and fixing errors in the cloud.
Open files in the dashboard and edit them directly if you want to make changes by hand. On supported plans, you can also export the full codebase.
View the project in a multi-page canvas and switch between phone, tablet, and desktop layouts. The product also supports live testing by QR code on iPhone or Android.
Paste a URL from a site such as Lovable, WordPress, Shopify, or another source, and CatDoes attempts to turn it into a native mobile app that matches the site.
CatDoes can prepare builds for web publishing or app store release, and the pricing page lists deploy options for the App Store and Google Play on supported plans.
CatDoes Cloud provides backend services for each app, including database, auth, storage, edge functions, and real-time features.
For founders and product teams who want to move from an idea to a working mobile app or website without assembling a separate build pipeline.
For designers with prototypes who want to turn a concept into a working app with actual interactions and animations rather than a static mockup.
For owners who need an internal tool, customer-facing app, or company website and want an AI agent to build the first version quickly.
For teams with an existing GitHub repository that want to keep developing with AI assistance while staying in sync with their codebase.
For users who want to convert an existing website into a mobile app by supplying a URL from a site they already manage or reference.
CatDoes can build mobile apps for iOS and Android, as well as websites for the web. The source also says every project ships with a backend that includes database, auth, storage, edge functions, and real-time features.
You describe what you need, then an autonomous AI agent plans the work, writes the code, runs the tests, and fixes its own errors while running in the cloud on its own computer.
No. The source says coding experience is not required, though people who can code can also import a GitHub repo, edit files in the browser, and export the codebase.
The pricing page shows a free plan and paid plans, with higher tiers adding more projects, credits, GitHub integration, code export, and mobile release features. It also lists an Enterprise option with custom terms.
The source says the code is standard and exportable, and the framework depends on the target: React Native Expo for mobile apps, and Vite or Next.js for websites.