StackFaber is a platform that turns a plain-language description into a complete web application. You describe in chat what you want to build, and StackFaber generates the backend, the middle layer and the interface, ready to run. The code is yours: you can browse it file by file and download it whenever you want.

Not a mockup, a real stack

Many AI app generators produce a single page or a prototype that looks great in a demo and falls apart once you add real data. StackFaber generates three separate layers, the way a project written by a team would be organized:

  • A .NET backend with a PostgreSQL database;
  • A Node.js and Express BFF, the layer between the interface and the backend, where sessions and access rules live;
  • A React frontend, built with Vite and Tailwind CSS.

Angular support is in the works.

How you work with it

Your first message creates the project. You follow the generation step by step and get a live preview of the app, and you ask for changes in plain words: "add a contact page", "make the table sortable", "use our company colors". If an answer isn't good, you stop it or regenerate it.

For visual details you don't have to type anything. The visual editor lets you click an element right in the preview and change its text, style or position, or delete it.

Agents that fix their own mistakes

AI-generated code rarely comes out perfect on the first try, and the difference between a good platform and a frustrating one is what happens when something doesn't compile. In StackFaber, generation is split between several specialized agents: some plan and write the code, others review it. When the build fails, a four-step repair chain takes over: one agent diagnoses the problem, one plans the fix, one changes the code, and the last one checks that nothing else broke along the way.

The code belongs to you

You can browse every file of the project inside the platform and export the whole project as a ZIP archive. You're not locked into StackFaber: you can run, change and host the app wherever you like.

Who it's for

  • Founders and people with no programming experience who want a working app, not just a presentation.
  • Developers who want to skip the project scaffolding and boilerplate and get straight to the interesting part.
  • Teams: there are teams with invitations and roles.

The platform is built first for Romanian speakers, and the interface is available in 11 languages.

When you can try it

StackFaber is in pre-launch. On stackfaber.com you can join the waitlist to get early access. Meanwhile, Genstackcore covers how it works inside: the agents, the cost of language models and what we learned building an app generator.