Anticode Open builder

AI app builder

For anything interactive, Anticode's model writes the whole program, streams it into the builder as it goes and checks the code before you see it. The app runs in a strict sandbox in the visitor's browser, which shapes what it can and can't do. Each page below covers one kind of app, honestly.

How Anticode apps work

An Anticode app is one HTML document with its own CSS and JavaScript, written by the model from your description and the plan you agreed with the Architect. It runs inside a sandboxed frame with no network access at all: it can't call an API, load an outside script or reach another site. What it saves stays in the visitor's own browser. Contact, enquiry and booking forms still reach you through Anticode's form pipeline, and content you edit in the dashboard, such as a menu or a list of products, is handed to the app read-only.

What that means in practice

Calculators, quizzes, planners, trackers, configurators, games and internal tools that work on one device are a good fit. Anything that needs accounts shared between people, live outside data, payments inside the app or multiplayer isn't, and the model simulates those parts with sample data labelled as such. When you need a real backend, the Next.js export gives you a standard project to build on, or another tool may suit you better, and the pages below say so where it applies.

Business tools

Calculators

Configurators and finders

Everyday tools

Games

Interactive content

Learning and practice

Multi-user app prototypes

Prototypes and demos

Quizzes and assessments

Trackers and planners