Cadrant

• AI-powered generation of websites, web applications, mobile apps, and internal tools
• Natural-language prompting for describing application requirements and functionality
• React-based front-end generation for web applications
• Supabase integration with PostgreSQL database, authentication, storage, and Edge Functions
• Native mobile application generation using Expo and React Native
• Live visual previews and conversational application iteration
• One-click publishing with Cadrant subdomains or custom domains
• Source code export and GitHub integration for supported paid plans
• Version history with the ability to roll back previous application versions
• App Store and Google Play publishing workflows for mobile applications

Cadrant is an AI-powered application builder designed to help users create websites, web applications, mobile apps, and internal business tools from natural-language descriptions. Instead of manually building interfaces and connecting backend services, users describe what they want to create and Cadrant generates the structure, code, data layer, and publishing workflow.

For web applications, Cadrant generates a React-based interface and connects it to a Supabase backend. The backend can include PostgreSQL databases, authentication, file storage, and server-side Edge Functions. Users can connect their own Supabase account, giving them direct control over their application data and backend resources.

Cadrant also supports website creation for businesses and projects that need professional online pages. Generated websites can include SEO-focused structures, content, metadata, structured data, and contact forms. Projects can be published through a Cadrant subdomain or connected to a custom domain.

For mobile development, Cadrant can generate applications using Expo and React Native. The platform provides workflows for preparing and publishing applications to the Apple App Store and Google Play. This allows users to move from a natural-language product description toward an installable mobile application without manually configuring every development step.

The platform supports conversational iteration, allowing users to request changes to screens, functionality, layouts, or application flows after an initial version has been generated. Live previews help users review changes before publishing, while version history provides rollback options.

Cadrant also emphasizes source-code ownership. Supported plans allow users to export application code and connect projects with GitHub, making it possible for developers to continue working on the generated project outside the platform. The service is therefore positioned for founders, entrepreneurs, designers, product managers, freelancers, agencies, and teams that want to develop and publish digital products with less manual coding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cadrant used for?

Cadrant is used to create websites, web applications, mobile apps, and internal tools using natural-language instructions. It generates application interfaces, business logic, data structures, and publishing workflows.

Does Cadrant require coding experience?

Cadrant is designed to let users build applications without writing code manually. Users describe the desired product in plain language and can refine the generated application through conversational instructions.

Is Cadrant free to use?

Cadrant offers a free plan with daily generation credits and a paid Starter plan beginning at $20 per month. Paid plans add capabilities such as hosting, custom domains, additional credits, and publishing options.

What backend does Cadrant use?

Cadrant uses Supabase for application backends, including PostgreSQL, authentication, storage, and Edge Functions. Users can connect their own Supabase account and retain control of their backend data.

Can Cadrant create mobile apps?

Yes, Cadrant can generate mobile applications using Expo and React Native. Its mobile workflow supports preparing applications for publication through the Apple App Store and Google Play.

Can Cadrant applications be published on a custom domain?

Yes, supported paid plans allow applications to be published on custom domains. The free plan provides publishing through a Cadrant subdomain.

Can developers export Cadrant projects?

Yes, supported paid plans provide source-code export and GitHub integration. The generated React and Supabase architecture can also be continued outside Cadrant by developers.

How does Cadrant build an application from a prompt?

Users describe the product, screens, functionality, and requirements in plain language, then Cadrant generates an initial application. Users can review the live preview and continue requesting changes until the project matches their requirements.

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