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Website

Static or mostly static sites: landing pages, marketing sites, portfolios, blogs, docs. Details
  • Frontend: Next.js (Static / SSG), Markdown / MDX, TailwindCSS
  • Hosting: Vercel, Netlify
  • Extras: SEO layer, meta tags, sitemap
  • Agents: ProductManager, FrontendDev, ToolManager
  • Execution: ~45 s
Outputs
  • README
  • PRD
  • PLAN
  • SEO_CONTENT
  • Frontend specs
  • LLM prompts
  • Infra (hosting, CDN)
  • github_push.yaml
Best when you need fast, content-focused, and easy to ship without a backend or user accounts.

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Web Application

Full-stack web apps: dashboards, SaaS, internal tools, apps with auth and a database. Details
  • Frontend: Next.js (App Router), TailwindCSS, TypeScript, Zustand / Redux Toolkit
  • Backend: Node.js + Express, or FastAPI, or NestJS
  • Database: PostgreSQL, Prisma ORM
  • Hosting: Docker, AWS (Fargate / Lambda), Vercel
  • Extras: NextAuth.js or Clerk, GitHub Actions
  • Agents: ProductManager, FrontendDev, BackendDev, DevOpsEngineer, ToolManager
  • Execution: ~75 s
Outputs
  • README
  • PRD
  • PLAN
  • Frontend specs
  • Backend specs
  • DB specs
  • Auth
  • OpenAPI
  • Infra (Terraform, CI/CD, monitoring, secrets)
  • Testing
  • github_push.yaml
Best when you need auth, API, database, and richer infra (deploy, CI/CD, monitoring).

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Android

Native Android apps for phones and tablets, distributed via Google Play. Details
  • Frontend: Kotlin, Jetpack Compose
  • Backend: Node.js, Firebase
  • Database: Room, Firebase Realtime DB
  • Hosting: Google Play Console, GCP
  • Agents: ProductManager, FrontendDev, BackendDev, DevOpsEngineer
  • Execution: ~100 s
Outputs
  • README
  • Kotlin UI
  • Fragments
  • Navigation
  • Prompts
  • Backend (API, push, Firebase)
  • DB (Room / Firebase)
  • Infra (GCP, CI/CD)
  • export.zip
Best when you need native Android, Play Store distribution, or offline-first with local DB.

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iOS

Native iOS apps for iPhone and iPad, distributed via the App Store. Details
  • Frontend: SwiftUI, Swift, UIKit
  • Backend: Node.js, Firebase (optional)
  • Database: CoreData, Realm
  • Hosting: App Store Connect, Xcode Cloud
  • Agents: ProductManager, FrontendDev, BackendDev, DevOpsEngineer
  • Execution: ~100 s
Outputs
  • README
  • SwiftUI / storyboards
  • Navigation
  • Permissions
  • Prompts
  • Backend (API, push, Firebase)
  • DB (CoreData)
  • Infra (CI/CD, Xcode Cloud)
  • export.zip
Best when you need native iOS, App Store distribution, or Apple-specific UX.

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Platform Comparison

PlatformBest forFrontendBackend / DBHostingAgentsExecution
WebsiteLanding, marketing, blog, docsNext.js SSG, MDX, Tailwind—Vercel, Netlify3~45 s
Web ApplicationDashboard, SaaS, tools, authNext.js App, TS, Zustand/ReduxNode, PostgreSQL, PrismaDocker, AWS, Vercel5~75 s
AndroidNative Android, Play StoreKotlin, ComposeNode, Firebase; RoomPlay Console, GCP4~100 s
iOSNative iOS, App StoreSwiftUI, Swift, UIKitNode, Firebase; CoreData, RealmApp Store, Xcode Cloud4~100 s

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Deliverables by platform

PlatformPRD / PLANFrontendBackendDBInfraAuthSEOLLM prompts
Website✓✓——✓—✓✓
Web Application✓✓✓✓✓✓—✓
Android✓✓✓✓✓——✓
iOS✓✓✓✓✓——✓

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Choosing the Right Platform

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1. Do you need a backend or database?

  • No → Website
  • Yes → Web Application, Android, or iOS

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2. Web vs native mobile?

  • Web only → Website or Web Application
  • Native mobile, Google Play → Android
  • Native mobile, App Store → iOS
  • Web now, mobile later → Web Application or Website first

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3. What is the main use case?

Use caseTypical choice
Landing, marketing, blog, docs, portfolioWebsite
Dashboard, SaaS, internal tool, CRM, adminWeb Application
Consumer or pro mobile app, Play StoreAndroid
Consumer or pro mobile app, App StoreiOS
Simple web presence + later appWebsite first
Web app with accounts + later appWeb Application first

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4. Execution time and complexity

  • Website — ~45 s; fewest agents
  • Web Application — ~75 s; most agents and artifacts
  • Android / iOS — ~100 s; native + backend + store infra

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5. Tech preferences

  • Next.js, React, Vercel → Website or Web Application
  • Kotlin, Compose, Play, GCP → Android
  • Swift, SwiftUI, App Store, Xcode → iOS
If you have no strong preference, the PlatformSelector suggests an option and you can override it.

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Cost Considerations

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Unified pricing

The same price applies to Website, Web Application, Android, and iOS.
  • $SCRIPT: UNIFIED_PRICE_SCRIPT (default 10000)
  • USD: UNIFIED_PRICE_USD (default 4) via Dodo
Platform choice does not change the payment amount.

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What you get for the price

PlatformAgentsArtifactsExecution
Website3PRD, PLAN, SEO, frontend, infra, prompts~45 s
Web Application5PRD, PLAN, frontend, backend, DB, auth, infra, testing, prompts~75 s
Android4PRD, frontend, backend, DB, infra, prompts~100 s
iOS4PRD, frontend, backend, DB, infra, prompts~100 s

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When the unified price favors which platform

  • Website — Lowest follow-up effort
  • Web Application — Most breadth per run
  • Android / iOS — Highest specialization

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Configuration

Admins can change:
  • UNIFIED_PRICE_SOL
  • UNIFIED_PRICE_USD
Per-platform pricing is not currently supported.