Tell me what you want to build
Tellcraft turns a plain-language description into a real Next.js site — front end, back end, and database — deployed in under 24 hours. No coding, and you own the code.
How to Build a Website with AI
- Describe your idea: Tell us what you want to build in your own words. No tech terms, no templates to wrestle with — just describe the end result.
- AI clarifies the gaps: The AI reads between the lines and asks about the gaps — who logs in, what happens on submit — so the spec is solid before any code is written.
- Confirm the spec: You see the full spec in plain language and sign off on it. What you approve is exactly what gets built.
- Code gets written: The front end, back end, and database are built together, then run through automated tests before they ever reach you.
- Deploy and go live: It deploys to the cloud on its own. You get a live URL to share right away — and the source code whenever you want it.
Traditional Development vs Tellcraft
The same outcome — without the timeline, headcount, or rebuild costs of hand-coding.
| Feature | Traditional | Tellcraft |
|---|---|---|
| Requires coding skills | Required | Not needed |
| Development cycle | Weeks to months | Hours to days |
| Cost of requirement changes | High (requires redevelopment) | Low (modify through conversation) |
| Team size | Multi-person collaboration needed | One person is enough |
| Maintenance cost | Ongoing human resources | Low-cost annual fee |
| Code ownership | Depends on contract | 100% owned |
What you save with Tellcraft
- 90% — Dev time saved (Typical saving versus coding from scratch)
- 24 hrs — Average time to launch (From idea to deployment)
- 0 lines — Lines of code to write (Development completed entirely through conversation)
- 100% — Code ownership (Export full source code anytime)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I build a website with Tellcraft if I've never written code?
Yes — Tellcraft is built for people with no coding background. You describe what you want in plain language, and the AI handles the spec writing, code generation, and deployment. Most first-time users get a working site live without touching a single line of code.
What's the quality of the generated code, and can I edit it myself?
The code is real Next.js (App Router), React, and TypeScript — the same stack a professional studio would hand you, not a locked visual editor. You own 100% of it. Export the full source anytime and keep building yourself, or pass it to an engineer. None of it is proprietary to us.
My project is complicated. Will it actually handle that?
Complex specs are exactly where the clarification step earns its keep. Rather than guessing, the AI asks follow-up questions and breaks the system into small, testable pieces before it writes anything. If something is genuinely outside what we can build today, you'll hear it straight — we'd rather say so than ship a broken half.
Can I change the site after it's live?
Yes. Come back to the same conversation thread whenever you want and describe the change. The AI already knows your project's architecture, so it edits the right files instead of starting over. A small tweak — a new form field, a color change — is usually one or two messages.
Is my data safe? Can your team see my users' data?
No, we don't read or analyze your users' data. Each project you build runs on its own isolated PostgreSQL database that belongs to you. During development we only handle the conversation between you and the AI, and that traffic is encrypted in transit.
If I stop using Tellcraft, what happens to my site?
Nothing gets held hostage. You can export the complete source code and database at any time and host it anywhere — Vercel, your own server, wherever you like. There's no lock-in, and after you cancel we keep a 30-day window so you have time to migrate.
Is Tellcraft just another no-code tool?
Not in the usual sense. Most no-code tools box you into preset blocks and hit a ceiling the moment your idea gets specific. Tellcraft writes actual custom code, so there's no feature wall — and what you get is a complete, deployable app, not a prototype trapped inside a platform.
What kinds of sites and apps can it build?
Web apps of most kinds: brand and marketing sites, online stores, SaaS products, membership platforms, booking and registration systems, and admin dashboards. It builds mobile-friendly web apps that work on phones; native iOS and Android apps aren't supported yet.
How is Tellcraft different from Bubble, Lovable, v0, or Wix?
The short version: those tools hand you a visual editor or a single screen of generated UI, and you stay tied to their runtime. Tellcraft runs a full pipeline — it clarifies requirements, then generates a complete front end, back end, and database, and deploys the whole thing. You walk away with source code you own and can host yourself, which most of those tools don't give you.
How much does Tellcraft cost?
There are two ways to pay. Precision Delivery is a one-time USD $159 (NT$5,000) for a complete, deployable site, including 8 refinement rounds, a 14-day money-back guarantee, and a 90-day warranty. If you'd rather keep building over time, monthly plans start at USD $25 (NT$699) and scale by how many build credits you need.
Can it handle logins, databases, and payments?
Yes. Tellcraft provisions a real PostgreSQL database for your project and can generate member sign-up and authentication, plus the data models behind features like orders, bookings, or subscriptions. Payment flows can be wired in too. It's building a working back end, not just front-end screens.
Are the websites it builds good for SEO?
They're built on Next.js, which renders pages on the server — the form search engines and AI crawlers index most reliably. Generated sites ship with sensible metadata and structured data out of the box, so they start on solid technical footing instead of needing an SEO retrofit later.
How long does it take to go from idea to a live site?
A straightforward site can be live the same day. More involved projects with custom back-end logic usually land within 24 hours, since the clarification and testing steps run automatically rather than waiting on a developer's calendar.