Your code
Every Gate app is real source code: a React front end and an ASP.NET Core back end. Download it any time or send every change to GitHub.
Kuika Gate builds apps as real source code, a React front end with an ASP.NET Core (.NET) back end, or React Native (Expo) for mobile, and you own it. Download the whole project as a ZIP that builds on its own, or sync every change to your GitHub repository.
Web apps use React for the screens and ASP.NET Core for the back end, with their own database and REST endpoints. Mobile apps use React Native (Expo) on the same back end.
Get the whole project as a ZIP. It builds on its own and includes a README with steps to run it locally, plus a Dockerfile.
Connect GitHub and Gate pushes a commit after every build, edit and restore. It never overwrites changes it finds on GitHub; it pauses and tells you instead.
Gate scans the code for security problems after every build. Critical code findings stop the sync to GitHub until they are fixed or dismissed with a reason.
You do. Every app is standard source code you can download as a ZIP or sync to GitHub whenever you like.
Yes. A web app gets a front end, a back end with REST endpoints and its own database, all from the same description, and every app comes with sign-in and roles.
Web apps use React for the front end and ASP.NET Core (.NET) for the back end, with their own database. Mobile apps use React Native (Expo) on the same kind of back end.
Yes. The downloaded project builds on its own and comes with a README and a Dockerfile. You add your own secrets and mail settings when you run it elsewhere.
Not today. Gate pushes your changes to GitHub, but changes made directly on GitHub do not come back into Gate. If Gate finds new commits there, it pauses instead of overwriting them.
Yes. The code follows common React and .NET patterns, so a developer can open it in their usual tools, and you can keep making changes in Gate in the meantime.
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.