Cadrant

What is Cadrant?

Cadrant is a no-code builder that turns a plain-language description into a working website, web app, or mobile app. It generates the interface, logic, and database, then publishes to a custom domain or the app stores. Generated code is standard Next.js, TypeScript, and Supabase, so teams can export it and keep building.

Top Features:

• Full-stack apps: generate React web apps with a Supabase backend from one prompt.
• Native mobile apps: build iOS and Android apps with Expo, ready for store release.
• One-click publishing: launch projects on a custom domain with hosting on paid plans.

Use Cases:

• Internal tools: build dashboards and admin panels for your team without hiring developers.
• Startup MVPs: turn a product idea into a working prototype for early users.
• Client projects: deliver white-label websites and apps with exportable code to clients.

Who Can Use Cadrant?

• Entrepreneurs: launch a first product without waiting months for a development team.
• Agencies and freelancers: ship client websites and apps faster while keeping healthy margins.
• Marketing teams: create landing pages and campaign sites without waiting on engineers.

Pricing

• Free ($0): 20 daily credits to try websites, web apps, and mobile apps on a subdomain.
• Starter ($20 per month): 200 credits, custom domain, hosting, code export, and store publishing.
• Enterprise (contact sales): unlimited credits, SSO, audit logs, and on-premise deployment for security.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Exportable code: projects use standard Next.js and Supabase, so you avoid vendor lock-in.
• Web and mobile: one platform covers websites, web apps, and native mobile apps.
• Daily free credits: the free plan refills credits every day for ongoing experiments.

Cons:

• Credit usage: about ten credits per app generation can run out quickly.
• Paid publishing: custom domains and app store releases need the Starter plan.
• Limited track record: the platform is newer than rivals like Lovable or Bolt.

FAQs:

1) Do I need coding skills?

No, you describe your project in plain language and the AI builds it.

2) Can I publish to the App Store?

Yes, the Starter plan supports publishing to the App Store and Google Play.

3) Can I export the code?

Yes, paid plans include code export and GitHub integration for continued development.

4) Which backend does it use?

Apps run on Supabase, and you can connect your own Supabase account.

5) How many credits does an app take?

Roughly ten credits cover one full app generation on any plan.