Plain answers, before you start.

A workspace for making a mobile app. You design screens on a visual canvas, write real code when you want to, connect the services you already use, and run the result in a browser preview as you build. Sanic AI, the built-in assistant, can plan and build screens and code for you.

Everything works on one description of your app, so a change on the canvas, in code or from Sanic AI lands in the same place.

No. Screens, actions, themes and connections are all set up visually. The code workspace is there when you want more control, and Sanic AI can write code for you on a paid plan.

The code is ordinary TypeScript and React Native, so anyone who does code can read and change it.

The whole editor: the visual canvas, the code workspace, themes, connectors and the browser preview, with one project, 100 MB of asset storage and 5 starter templates. Sanic AI is not included on Free.

Yes. Projects live in your account and every accepted change is saved with its history, so you can undo and return to it later from any browser. Code you are still typing in the workspace belongs to the current session until it is applied.

You can export a project and delete it, or your whole account, from the dashboard.

One credit covers one cent (US$0.01) of model usage. A request is metered on what the model reads and writes, at the rate of the model you chose, so a small Lite edit costs far less than a deep Pro build. Visual editing and the code you write yourself never spend a credit.

Sanic AI waits until your next billing period, or until you add a top-up pack, from 150 credits for US$10. Everything else in the editor keeps working. Included credits reset each period; purchased credits keep until you use them.

Pro includes the Lite and Core models with 200 credits a month and up to 5 projects. Premium opens every model including Pro, raises the allowance to 500 credits and removes the project limit. Business adds more credits, more storage and parallel Sanic AI runs.

Yes, from Billing in your account. A change takes effect at your next billing period, and you keep your current allowance until then. You can cancel at any time.

Paid plans and hosted Sanic AI are being opened in stages and carry a "Coming soon" badge until they are. A free account gives you the editor, the code workspace, themes, connectors and the starter templates now.

Yes. It changes the same project through the same checks as your own edits. Each change is validated and compiled before it lands, it joins the shared history so one undo takes it back, and if your edits overlap its proposal you decide what happens.

Lite for small, economical changes such as a label or a colour. Core for everyday building: new screens, flows and services. Pro for complex changes across many screens, code and data. Each has three effort levels, Quick, Balanced and Thorough.

Components whose colours and fonts are linked to your theme follow it, whoever made the change. Ask Sanic AI to use your theme when you want new work to pick it up, and set explicit colours yourself in the Inspector when you want something to stay independent.

Yes. Design, Code, themes, connectors and the preview work without it. Sanic AI is an addition, not a requirement.

A building block you define yourself. It can be a shared design made from existing layers, so every copy updates together, or a component written in code and registered so it appears on the canvas like any other.

TypeScript and React Native. Every project has an App.tsx that renders your visual app, and you add components, hooks and services beside it. Typed interfaces describe your screens and components, so code and design stay in step.

Write any TypeScript and React Native in the code workspace, and prepare supported packages from Code's Libraries view. The workspace reports what will not run on a phone before you find out on a device, and it never runs your source inside the editor itself.

You enter the public details the connector asks for, check the connection, and from then on your code and Sanic AI can build with it. Your app talks to the service directly; nothing goes through Appsanic. Connecting does not create tables, permissions or a finished feature.

Only the kind a client app may hold: a Supabase publishable key, a RevenueCat public SDK key, a public App ID or DSN, a search-only Algolia key. Secret and service keys are refused, and Sanic AI never sees the values you enter.

The canvas is for selecting and arranging. Choose Preview above it to run your app with working buttons and navigation. In Code, the preview beside your files is already running.

Phone testing opens your project in Expo Go from a QR code, with live updates as you edit. It works in the local editor and is coming soon on the hosted site. Features that need a native build, such as purchases and push notifications, cannot be tested in Expo Go.

Not yet. App settings collect everything the stores ask for, and release checks tell you what is missing. Signing and submission still happen outside Appsanic; signed builds and store submission from Appsanic are coming.

No. The preview runs your real app in a browser, which is excellent for fast feedback but cannot reproduce every native permission, sensor or rendering detail. Test on a phone, and use a native build for features that need one.

With your email address and a password of at least 12 characters, verified by a code sent to your email when you sign up. An existing account can also sign in with a link sent by email.

Only you. Every workspace is personal and owner-only on every plan. There is no sharing or team access today.

Yes. Export a project, or an index of your account, from the dashboard. Deleting a project or your account is permanent and asks you to confirm it explicitly.

By email, privately. The contact page explains what to include and what to leave out.