Build and launch a web app with AI

Baljia turns a plain-language description of your business into a working web app: your customers can sign up, sign in and use the core thing the business does, and you get an owner dashboard. It is live on the web, tested in a browser before it is handed over, and extended every time you ask for more.

Who this is for

• A founder with an idea and no developer, who wants a working product rather than a mockup.
• A small business that needs a simple custom tool its customers log into, such as bookings, orders, requests or a member area.
• Someone who wants the product and the marketing and selling after it handled in one place.

The problem

A developer or agency is a large cost before you know the idea works. AI app builders are faster, but you still drive every prompt, decide what to build next and check that it actually works. And a live app is only the start: someone still has to get it in front of buyers.

What Baljia does, step by step

1. Describe the idea. Start in the web dashboard or on WhatsApp. Baljia asks a few questions to sharpen who the product is for and what the first version must do.
2. Research and plan. It researches your market, writes a short business plan (the customer, the first version, how it could make money) and proposes the first tasks. You review the plan, and the build starts when you say go.
3. Build. The builder writes a React web app with a database behind it: sign-up and sign-in, your core workflow (for example bookings or order capture), and an owner dashboard that is regenerated from the app’s data as the app grows.
4. Check. Each build is compiled, loaded in a browser to catch errors, and tested by walking through its main flow the way a customer would. If a check fails, Baljia repairs the app and checks again. If it cannot confirm that a flow works, it tells you instead of hiding it.
5. Go live. The app is published on a baljia.app web address and Baljia keeps it running.
6. Keep extending. Every later request changes the same codebase, so what already works keeps working. The same AI employee can then market the app and find its first customers.

What you provide

• The idea, in your own words, and who it is for.
• Short answers to its questions, and approval of the tasks it proposes.
• Your judgment after you try the app: what to change, add or remove.
• Any business details the app needs, such as your services, prices or opening hours.

What it costs

Plans start at $19 a month (₹1,999 a month plus 18% GST in India) for the Starter plan, which includes 200 task credits a month. Most tasks, such as building a feature, use one credit. New companies start with a 14-day free trial with up to 10 task credits and a set amount of AI usage, no credit card; when the included usage runs out, choose a plan to keep going. A fair-use daily limit on AI usage applies to every plan. Credits do not roll over. See pricing for every plan.

Limits: when Baljia is not a fit

• Web apps only. Baljia does not build native iPhone or Android apps.
• New apps, not your existing codebase. It builds and extends the app it creates for you; it does not take over a codebase you already have.
• Not for high-stakes software. Medical, banking, safety-critical or heavily regulated software needs specialist engineers and a security review before launch.
• No card payments yet. Apps can take bookings and orders, but card checkout into your own payment account is not available yet.
• Automated checks are not a full test. Baljia checks the main flows, but try the app yourself before you send customers to it, especially pages behind sign-in.
• Hosted by Baljia. The app runs on Baljia's hosting at a baljia.app address. If you need your code in your own repository from day one, a tool built for that may suit you better.

Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe what the app should do in plain words, answer a few questions, and approve the tasks Baljia proposes. You never have to open the code.

What kind of apps can Baljia build?

Web apps where your customers sign up, sign in and use one core workflow, such as bookings, orders, requests, listings or a member area, with an owner dashboard for you. It does not build native iPhone or Android apps.

Can my app take card payments?

Not yet. Apps Baljia builds can take bookings and orders, but card checkout into your own payment account is not available yet. Baljia never takes a cut of what your customers pay you.

Where does the app live?

Baljia hosts it for you on a baljia.app web address and keeps it running. You do not need to set up servers, a database or hosting.

Can I change the app after it is built?

Yes. Ask for a change in chat. Each change is a task that extends the same app rather than starting over, and the app is tested again after each change.

What happens if a build fails?

Baljia retries and repairs it. The task credit is normally used either way; if a task failed because of an error on our side, email support and we will review it and credit it back.