Capacity

About Capacity

Capacity turns a plain-language description of an app into a deployed application, and its distinguishing behaviour is that it asks before it builds. Rather than taking a one-line prompt and generating a wall of code that approximates what you meant, it interviews you — a few clarifying questions about the idea — and then produces something you can open and use immediately. What it ships is deliberately more than a prototype: accounts, payments and a custom domain are part of the output, which is the gap most no-code AI builders leave for the user to close later and which is exactly where non-technical founders stall. There is a desktop app for macOS alongside the web product, and a public demo you can try before signing up. Pricing is credit-based rather than seat-based, which suits the actual usage pattern — bursts of building followed by quiet periods — and every paid tier includes unlimited projects and full access to the agentic build mode rather than gating the good model behind the top plan. Higher tiers layer on the things you need once an app is real rather than experimental: full codebase export so you are not locked in, custom domains, a dedicated WhatsApp support channel, early feature access, and a success manager plus custom integrations at the top.

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