How it works
Describe what you need, approve the plan, and watch Gate build it live in your browser. Then keep shaping it until it fits.
Kuika Gate is an AI app builder: you describe an app in plain language, Gate asks a few questions and shows a plan, and after you approve it builds the screens, database, sign-in and roles. The app runs live in your browser while it builds, and you refine it by chatting or by clicking on the screen.
Write what you need the way you would explain it to a colleague. A screenshot, a PDF or a spreadsheet can say more than a paragraph, so attach them.
Gate asks clarifying questions, then lists the screens, the data and the order it will build them in. Change anything you like. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Screens appear one by one and the app runs right in your browser. If something breaks along the way, Gate finds the problem and fixes it on its own.
Ask for changes in the chat, or click any element on the screen and change it directly. Every change is saved, so you can always go back.
Track clients, deals and your pipeline in one place.
Use this templateSubmit receipts, approve in a click, see the monthly total.
Use this templateNo. You describe what you want in plain language and approve a plan before anything is built. If you or a developer want to look under the hood later, the full code is there to open or download.
A first version usually takes minutes. Larger apps with many screens take longer, and you can watch each screen appear while you wait.
You see the plan before it starts, so most surprises are caught early. After that, ask for a change in the chat, click to edit, or restore an earlier version from history.
Yes. You can start from screenshots, and from a Figma design, a website address or a GitHub repository when your workspace has those sources turned on. Gate rebuilds the app from them rather than copying it.
Gate checks the app as it builds. When it finds an error, it fixes it on its own and checks again, so you rarely have to deal with errors yourself.
Describe it in a sentence. Gate does the rest.
Press Enter to build, Shift + Enter for a new line. You will review it in Gate before anything starts.