Welcome to Vorx

Vorx is the fastest way to turn a plain-English idea into a real, running app — UI, data, auth, and backend included. Apps are what we do best.

Vorx turns a description into working software. You describe what you want, and Vorx builds a real application — frontend, data model, authentication, and backend — with a live preview you can click through and a clean codebase you own.

Vorx covers the whole journey: early exploration, iterating in chat, going live, and operating the app once it's in front of real users.

Apps are our focus

Vorx can build landing pages, multi-page websites, and internal tools — but our core is apps: full-stack products with login, a database, and real screens your users work in. Everything in these docs is written with that in mind. If you're building a CRM, a client portal, an ops dashboard, or a SaaS product, you're in the right place.

Vorx Apps vs standard apps

A Vorx App is a full-stack product from the first prompt: its own database, authentication, and backend, wired up for you — not a front end you still have to connect to something real.

VorxSync, a local-first sync layer with instant writes, live collaboration between users, and offline support, is on the roadmap rather than in the apps you build today. We'll update this page the day it ships.

Why teams use Vorx

Idea to working software, fast. Build by describing instead of starting from a blank repo.
Real, editable code. Connect a GitHub repo and take the codebase whenever you want — no lock-in.
Batteries included. Auth, database, storage, email, payments, jobs, and hosting come with the build.
Safe by default. Every app gets login, validation, and per-user data scoping from the start.
Checked before you see it. Vorx clicks through each build in a headless browser and fixes what it finds.

How these docs are organized

Get started — build and ship your first app.
Building — prompting, editing, components, and the live preview.
Data & backend — your data model, auth, payments, functions, and more.
Ship — deploying, domains, analytics, and operating in production.
Account — plans, credits, usage, and teams.
Reference — troubleshooting, the FAQ, and the glossary.

New here? Start with Your first app. In a hurry? The Quickstart is the whole loop on one page. Want the vocabulary first? Core concepts.

Get help

Stuck on something? Reach the team from the support page.