A development stack with everything on it — your editor, your tools, a real database. A production stack with nothing on it but your app and your domain. Both in minutes, and an AI that writes the first version if you ask.

Pick a stack from the catalogue, or describe the app and let the builder write it. Either way it comes up as a real container with a real database and a live URL from the first minute — with an editor and a terminal in the cloud if that is how you work, or your own editor over SSH if it is not. When the app is ready, provision production from the same repository: the app on its own, your domain on it, and none of the tooling along for the ride.

Dev environments, and production

Pick a stack and have it running in minutes — or wire a frontend, an API and a database together as one app, with the connection strings already in place. Then take it to production here: a second environment from the same repository, the app on its own with the editor and terminal left out, your domain and a certificate on it.

One-click provisioning from prebuilt stacks
Reusable templates and blueprints
Production environments from your repository, your domain and certificate on them
Role-based access control
Load-balanced routing with live metrics
Encrypted backups, volumes and audit logs

Classrooms

Set an assignment once and reuse it across courses. Students launch a ready lab straight from Moodle, Canvas or any LTI 1.3 platform — nothing for them to install, nothing for you to reset between cohorts.

Courses with custom curricula and sections
Bulk-invite students by email or CSV
Labs built from starter-code templates
Due dates and late-submission policies
Student environments provisioned automatically
Inline code review, with grades synced back to your LMS

Hackathons

Registration, team workspaces, automated scoring, judging and a live leaderboard — built around coding events rather than generic event-management software.

A public landing page per event, magic-link sign-up
Team formation with a workspace per team
Code Labs pre-baked with the event's toolchain
Heavy compute on your own or a sponsor's cloud credits
Per-team cost caps and clean cost attribution
Submissions verified against hidden tests, judged on rubrics

Teams & enterprise

Identical environments for everyone, provisioned in minutes. SAML and OIDC single sign-on, role-based access, per-seat billing, and usage and cost you can actually see.

Standard, Power User, Admin and viewer seats
SAML and OIDC — Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace
SCIM directory sync
Audit logs and compliance reports
Centralised billing, annual discounts up to 20%
Air-gapped, VPC or on-site deployment on request

Frappe and ERPNext

A Frappe v16 site with ERPNext, Insights or Learning, or all three, ready in about a minute. VS Code and a terminal on the bench, a flat price per site, and you choose where it runs.

ERPNext, Insights (BI) and Learning (LMS)
A new site in about a minute
VS Code, a terminal and the database console
Install your own Frappe app on the bench
A flat price per site, no per-user fees
Keep a site in one country or bloc, enforced

How the builder works

You describe it — Plain sentences. No stack to choose, no config to fill in, nothing to install.
It writes and runs the code — Installing packages, creating the schema, starting the server — in a real container.
You get a live URL — Plus the database, the source, a terminal and VS Code in the browser.

Everything runs on Uppcoder Cloud by default, our own infrastructure, and can be kept to the region you choose. What the builder makes is an ordinary Uppcoder environment, so when you outgrow the chat you keep the same app, the same URL and the same database.

Not sure which of these you are?

Tell us what you are trying to run — a class, an event, a team, or one app you want online this week — and we will tell you which part of this is for you, or that none of it is.