A plan you read before code exists
Echo writes the technical blueprint first — routes, data model, API contracts — so the cheapest moment to correct the direction is before anything is built.
AI app builder
Echo takes a plain-English brief, plans the architecture, builds the interface and the backend in parallel, verifies the result in a browser sandbox, and hands you the source code. You get a working application you can click through, ship and keep — not a code fragment you have to wire up yourself.
01 / What you actually get
An application has a data model, a route structure and screens that agree with each other. The hard part is not writing a component — it is keeping a dozen decisions consistent while they are being made at the same time. That is what Echo is built to do.
Echo writes the technical blueprint first — routes, data model, API contracts — so the cheapest moment to correct the direction is before anything is built.
Interface, state, server routes and quality are implemented by focused workers working at the same time against the same plan, without editing each other's files.
Each build is compiled, requested and rendered inside an isolated sandbox. Failures are repaired and re-run before the preview is released.
Export the full project as a ZIP or push it to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Gitea. Standard dependencies, no proprietary runtime in the middle.
02 / How it runs
Echo is a pipeline, not a chat window. Each stage exists because the alternative costs more.
Say who the app is for, what it must do, and what it holds. Attach a schema or a spec if you have one, or dictate the brief instead of typing it.
Choose Plan to review the architecture before a single file is edited, or Build to run the whole pipeline in one pass.
Watch the agents work, read the file diffs in the activity trail, and click through the live preview. Every change is recorded.
One change at a time, each one reviewed against the preview. The trail keeps every revision attached to the right file.
Export a clean ZIP or push to your repository, then deploy wherever you want. Echo can hand a build to a hosting provider you have connected.
03 / What you can build
Echo generates React, Next.js and TypeScript projects: products with authentication, data, state and server routes.
Authentication, billing, onboarding, admin screens and the data model behind them.
Dispatch boards, inventory, approval workflows and the reporting your team actually wants.
Branded customer hubs, dashboards and marketing sites that run as real applications.
04 / Your keys or ours
Echo supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Groq and OpenRouter keys, plus managed credits for teams who would rather not run provider accounts at all. Either way you keep the source code.
You pay the provider directly at wholesale rates and Echo adds no token markup. Runs on this path consume no managed Echo credits.
Managed AI compute with no personal API keys required, a monthly credit allowance, credit top-ups and workspace collaboration.
Connect the services a project actually needs through plugins: payments, authentication, databases, storage, email, analytics and custom APIs.
05 / Learning resources
The Echo guides explain how to brief a build, how to scope an MVP, and what actually happens between a prompt and a verified project.
The brief, the plan, the parallel build, the verification and the iteration loop — end to end.
How to scope an MVP down to the screens and data that matter before you ask for anything.
What happens between a prompt and a working build, and why the order of the phases is the product.
The free plan needs your own AI provider keys and gives you a full workspace, previews and source-code export. No card required to start.
Free to start · no credit card required · full source code ownership