CatDoes
An AI app-building agent that plans, codes, tests, and ships mobile apps, websites, and internal tools from prompts.
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Overview
CatDoes is an AI app builder centered around an autonomous cloud agent that can take a product idea from description to working software. Its official site says the agent plans the work, writes the code, runs tests, fixes its own errors, and prepares builds for the web and app stores, while also supporting code editing, GitHub import, code export, multi-device previews, built-in backend services, and error monitoring. The platform is designed for founders, business owners, designers, developers, and non-technical builders who want to create mobile apps, websites, and internal tools without managing the full engineering workflow manually. It combines app generation, cloud execution, monitoring, and publishing support into one conversational development environment.
Key features and capabilities
- app builder
- website builder
- mobile apps
- cloud agent
- GitHub import
- code export
- error monitoring
- backend as a service
- React Native Expo
- Next.js
Use cases
- Building mobile apps, websites, and internal tools from plain-language descriptions.
- Letting an autonomous cloud agent plan, code, test, and fix software with less manual development work.
- Importing existing GitHub repositories and continuing development with AI assistance.
- Publishing apps to the web, App Store, and Google Play with built-in backend and monitoring support.