What Kood does
A description goes in, a running and deployable product comes out - and every claim about it is checked before you see it.
Kood turns a description into a deployed product: a multi-page site, a full web app, or an AI agent — written, verified, and published on your own domain.
Kood is a workspace with one input box. You describe the product you want; it writes the code, checks that the code compiles, renders, survives being used and does what you asked, and then gives you an address it is running on. You can keep changing it by describing the change.
What you can build
- A multi-page site, a dashboard or CRM, an online shop, a calculator or tool, a game, an AI app, an installable web app, or an app with its own API.
- Describe it in the box, in your own words and your own language. The assistant answers in that language and writes the app's copy in it too.
- Every project keeps its own photographs - real ones, fetched for the subject you described, with the licence and the author recorded next to them.
- A locked design system per project, fourteen directions plus one inferred from your brief, so a second screen looks like the first.
What is checked before you see it
- The code is compiled and every import resolved - a file that cannot parse is fixed or named, never shipped.
- The app is rendered once, then opened in a real browser and used: forms filled, buttons clicked, and a crash in either is reported with the action that broke it.
- The app's own tests are run, and the request you typed is read back for the things it named - a cart, a search, a camera, a signature - and each one is looked for in the code.
- The look is checked on a picture of the page, including contrast, tap-target size and sideways scrolling on a phone.
- Each answer is shown to you with the detail behind it, including the checks that could not run here.
Getting it out
- Publish on a Kood address or connect your own domain - the address you are given is the one that really answers.
- A published app carries its own data and its own accounts, so its rows survive a restart and its visitors can sign in.
- Export the ZIP, or push the project to GitHub - every push is one commit, and a branch that moved under you is refused rather than overwritten.
- The exported project runs on your own machine with one command and carries its own server, so it is not a frontend that loses its data.
Working on it over time
- The project remembers what you told it: standing notes, the conversation, and an instruction file you can write in your own words.
- Version history you can go back through, live collaboration with presence and file locks, and one build at a time per project so two people cannot overwrite each other.
- A run that is still working keeps working if you close the tab, and you can watch or stop it when you come back.
- When a build fails, Kood reads the files, runs the checks and fixes what it can verify - and tells you what it did.
What it costs
The free plan grants 100 credits a month and needs no card. Paid plans start at $10.80 a month: 2,800 credits, 1 app online.
The full price list, with what a credit buys.
Getting an account
Accounts are created by the team rather than by a sign-up form, because this is a private trial: write to info@rescape.cc and say what you want to build. You will be able to keep your projects, your credits and anything you publish on that account.