Cades

Cades is an AI-powered mobile app builder that turns your ideas into fully functional native applications in minutes. Instead of writing code line by line, you simply describe what you want your app to do, and Cades generates the code, designs the screens, and automates the publishing process. It’s built for people who want to create iOS and Android apps without deep programming expertise, using a cloud-based IDE with AI assistance at every step. Whether you’re a solo maker, a startup founder, or a designer who wants to bring static mockups to life, Cades streamlines mobile development from concept to launch.

• AI-Powered App Creation: Transform a natural language description of your app idea into working native mobile code. The AI generates the core logic and structure without manual coding.
• Design AI Agent: Get professional-looking app screen designs within minutes. The AI assistant creates layouts, colors, and UI elements based on your requirements, reducing or eliminating manual design work.
• Intelligent Cloud IDE: Work in a powerful browser-based development environment with built-in AI assistance and code autocomplete. Refine, edit, and extend your app with intelligent suggestions.
• Automated Publishing: Deploy your app to the Apple App Store and Google Play without handling the complex submission steps. The AI handles iOS and Android publishing on your behalf.
• Virtual Device Testing: Test your app instantly using built-in virtual device emulation. Check functionality, layout, and user experience without needing a physical device.
• Instant Prototypes: Create and share a working, interactive prototype with a single click. Get feedback early and iterate rapidly before finalizing the full app.

1. Sign up for an account: Go to cades.dev and create a free account. You’ll get access to the cloud IDE and a token allotment to start generating apps.
2. Describe your app idea: In the dashboard, type a clear description of what you want the app to do. Include the main features, target audience, and any specific design preferences. The more detail, the better the AI output.
3. Let the AI generate the app: Cades will process your description and produce an initial codebase and screen designs. Within minutes, you’ll have a functional skeleton you can preview.
4. Refine in the Cloud IDE: Use the intelligent web-based editor to tweak the generated code, adjust UI elements, add logic, or connect APIs. The built-in AI assistant and autocomplete help you modify things without deep coding skills.
5. Test with a virtual device: Click the test button to launch an emulated iOS or Android device directly in your browser. Interact with the app as a user would, and catch any issues early.
6. Publish to the stores: When you’re ready, use the automated publishing feature. Cades guides you through store requirements and handles the submission process for both Apple App Store and Google Play (availability depends on your plan).

Cades offers a free tier and several paid plans to match different usage levels. All plans include access to the core AI models and features, with limits based on token consumption (tokens are used for AI operations like code generation, design creation, and assistance). A free trial of higher‑tier features may be available; for the latest details, always check the official website.

• Free: $0/month – 500K tokens, limited usage, access to all AI models.
• Pro: $18/month – 10M tokens, priority support, advanced features.
• Pro 50: $45/month – 26M tokens, ideal for medium usage with additional benefits.
• Pro 100: $90/month – 55M tokens, heavy usage, and auto‑publish access.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing – tailored token allocation, dedicated support, and bespoke arrangements.

Note: Pricing and token amounts may change; refer to cades.dev for the most current information.

• Web application: Access the full Cades experience directly at cades.dev from any modern browser—no downloads or local setup required.
• Cloud‑based IDE: The entire development environment runs in the cloud, including AI assistance, code editing, and built‑in virtual device emulation.
• iOS and Android publishing: Automated publishing support for both platforms is built into the tool, streamlining submission to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
• Virtual device testing: Test your apps via browser‑based emulation for common iOS and Android devices, removing the need for physical test hardware.

• Write detailed, structured prompts: Break your idea into screens, user flows, and core features. The AI performs best when you describe not just “what” but “how” the user will interact.
• Iterate with instant prototypes first: Share the one-click prototype early with stakeholders or friends. Rapid feedback before full coding saves significant rework later.
• Leverage the Design AI Agent for consistency: Describe the visual style you want (colors, typography, component types) so the generated screens feel cohesive and on-brand.
• Use code autocomplete to extend functionality: The Cloud IDE’s AI suggests completions and snippets. Tap into that to add custom features faster, especially if you’re not a seasoned coder.
• Test on multiple virtual device sizes: Emulate different phone models and orientations to ensure your design adapts well and interactions remain smooth across devices.
• Review publishing checklists early: Even with automated publishing, check store guidelines (icons, descriptions, permissions) ahead of time to avoid delays at submission.

• Non‑technical founders & solopreneurs: You have a clear app idea but no development budget. Cades lets you build a working product yourself.
• Startup teams needing speed: Move from idea to a shareable MVP in days instead of weeks, then iterate based on real user feedback.
• Professional developers who want to skip boilerplate: Use Cades to generate a project scaffold and focus on custom business logic, complex integrations, or unique interactions.
• UI/UX designers eager to see their designs live: Stop handing off static files and see your designs become an interactive mobile app without waiting on a developer.
• Freelancers & agencies: Add mobile app development to your service stack, delivering polished apps to clients faster and with fewer resources.
• Educators & trainers: Offer hands-on sessions where students can see how app logic translates into a real product, without installing complex native toolchains.