Show HN: Buildra v2.0 Avilable Now

Buildra launched version 2.0, an AI app builder that lets users describe an app in natural language and has an agent build it in a watchable sandbox before publishing it to a buildra.page address. The free tier provides 5 credits per day up to 25 per month, up to 3 concurrent projects, GitHub sync, and downloadable source code, with sandboxes that sleep after 2 minutes idle. Buildra supports web, phone, backend and script apps, and offers a D1 database when a project needs one.

Free no card Enough to build something real and see whether this is for you. - 5 credits a day, up to 25 a month - 3 projects at once - Sleeps after 2 minutes idle - Publish to buildra.page - Source yours to download - GitHub sync Start building free https://buildra.dev/auth Describe it. Build it. Ship it. Buildra is an AI app builder: you describe an app in your own words, an agent builds it in a sandbox you can watch, keeps talking to you until it is right, and publishes it to its own address — web apps, phone apps, backends and scripts, with the source yours to download. Say what you want in your own words. An agent builds it in a sandbox you can watch, keeps talking to you until it is right, and publishes it to its own address. Free gives you 5 credits a day, up to 25 a month, and up to 3 projects. No card. Why Buildra No template to pick and no stack to choose. The agent works out the stack from what you describe, and you can name one if you have a preference. Every project gets a sandbox that runs the app, not just the code. It starts in seconds, sleeps when you leave and wakes when you come back, so the preview is always the real thing. Every published project gets its own buildra.page address, and the code stays yours: sync it to GitHub or download it at any point. Nothing is locked in. You don't need to pick a framework. You don't need to leave the conversation to see it working. The workspace Buildra asks what it needs to know, then proposes a plan and changes nothing until you approve it. Then it builds while you watch, and asks again when it needs a decision. You answer in the same thread. The preview is the app itself, running in its own sandbox, not a picture of it. A site for a small coffee roastery that roasts on Tuesdays and delivers on Thursdays Plan approved 4 of 4 Building the order form now. Should it ask for a delivery window, or just an address? Reply to Buildra… Preview · running MERIDIAN BeansCalendarVisit Roasted Tuesday. At your door Thursday. Small batches from a one-room roastery. Order by Tuesday night for this week's delivery. Order this week's beans Huila, Colombia Red apple, cane sugar Sidama, Ethiopia Bergamot, peach House espresso Cocoa, hazelnut How it works The same five stages the tower above lays down, ring by ring. You can step in at any of them; nothing ships until you say so. 01 · Plan Say what you want in your own words. Buildra asks what it needs to know, proposes a plan, and changes nothing until you approve it. 02 · Design It shows you design directions to choose from. Pick one, or skip and let Buildra decide. The look is set before a line of code is. 03 · Build The runtime starts in seconds and the agent builds in a sandbox you can watch. It asks when it needs a decision, and you answer in the same thread. 04 · Preview The preview runs the real app, not a picture of one, and updates as the agent works. Phone apps open on your own phone. 05 · Publish One click publishes it. A failed publish leaves the live site untouched, and you can roll back to an earlier version. Prompt“a shift rota that spots gaps and clashes”shift-rota.buildra.pageLive in about a minute What it builds Nine apps across the four kinds the platform runs — web, phone, backend and script — in the language the person asked in. Every one of them is live on this page, not a screenshot of one. “a revenue dashboard with churn, plan mix and the invoices that failed” Opens with the prompt already typed “a Rust tool that scans nginx logs and tells me which upstream is throwing 502s” Works with Buildra works with what you already use. Import from GitHub or sync back to it, open phone apps on your own phone, and get a real database when the app needs one. Paste a URL to import a repository, or sync every change back to one. Phone apps open on a real phone while they are being built. A D1 database when the app needs one, set up with the project. iOS builds, and uploads to App Store Connect and Google Play, on a paid plan. Where published projects live, one address each. Pricing Every number here is one the platform enforces, not a marketing rounding. Out of credits before the month is up? Buy more on any paid plan. or $250 a year Keep building until it ships, and put it in a store at the end of it. or $500 a year More room each month, and Max mode for the work that asks for it. or $1,000 a year For a month of heavy building, answered by support within the hour. Extra credits are $0.25 each — $5 for 20, up to 1,000 in one purchase — and come with a paid plan. https://buildra.dev/pricing Prices are in US dollars. In some countries you'll see a lower regional price at checkout. 5 credits a day, up to 25 a month, 3 projects, no card. Your code stays yours.