Today, I want to create my SaaS platform
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What you can build
- a SaaS platform
- an e-commerce store
- a mobile app
- an AI startup
- a marketplace
- a developer tool
- a fintech solution
- a social network
- a productivity app
- an API service
How it works
- Describe your idea. Tell us what you want to build in plain language. No specs, no wireframes, no code required.
- AI builds it. Your description becomes a working application — frontend, backend and database — taking shape in a live preview.
- Deployed in minutes. Your app goes live on its own secure URL in an isolated environment. No servers to configure, no pipelines to set up.
- Iterate by chatting. Ask for a new page, a different layout, an extra feature. Every change is built, previewed and redeployed automatically.
Built for real products
You own the code
Everything the AI generates lives in a git repository that belongs to you. Export it, extend it by hand, or take it elsewhere — no lock-in.
Isolated and secure
Each project runs in its own sandboxed environment with strict resource and network isolation, so your app is protected from day one.
Production-ready hosting
Deployments run on managed Kubernetes infrastructure with TLS out of the box. Focus on your product, not on operations.
Start free
Every new organisation gets 1 month free, per environment: preview and live each come with 2 vCPU and 4 GiB and 10 GB. After that you pay for what you reserve, by the second, with no base fee — that size costs €20.14 per environment per month (€24.37 incl. 21% VAT.).
From the blog
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What you can build with Basable
A tour of what the platform does today. Websites, APIs and full-stack apps with a database, built from a conversation, deployed to their own isolated environment, and kept in a repository you own.
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What Basable is, and what it is not
Basable turns a description into a deployed application on infrastructure you do not have to think about, and leaves the code in a repository you own. Here is what that means in practice, and what is still rough.