Validate it before it touches the roadmap.

Ship a launch page, a product site or a clickable first version without pulling engineering off the product.

Couldi Build · Who this is for

Founders with an idea to test
Early-stage teams
Operators wearing five hats

A walkthrough

What this looks like in practice.

Say you want to know whether anyone will pay for a meal-planning service. You describe a landing page and a simple planner people can try in the browser. Couldi asks what it needs, you approve the requirements, and you watch each build step. Then you try it in a live preview and ask for changes.

On Pro, you deploy it, add a Payment Link, and send the address to the people on your list. A week of real use tells you whether the idea deserves engineering time. If it doesn’t, you spent a weekend, not a sprint.

What you get

Enough to learn whether it’s worth building.

Launch and product pages

Landing pages and product sites, including animation and 3D, built from a description and, on a paid plan, live at their own address.

A first version people can try

Put something clickable in front of users. It runs in the browser, with no database or sign-in, which is often all a test needs.

Take the first payments

On Pro, add a Stripe Payment Link so early customers can pay before you build the rest.

Your own domain

On Pro, put a project on your own domain instead of a Couldi address.

A limit you set

Set a spending limit, one-time or monthly. Nothing tops up on its own.

Code you keep

Push it to GitHub or download a zip. If the idea graduates to the roadmap, engineering starts from real code and a written spec.

How it works here

Describe what you want to test. Couldi writes the requirements for you to approve, builds it step by step, and on a paid plan deploys it to a live address. Push the code to GitHub if it graduates to the roadmap.

See the full pipeline →

Building your product with a coding agent instead? →

Couldi Manage is a board where your agent proposes in product terms and you decide.