Zoer

Zoer is a backend‑first AI app builder that generates full‑stack web applications from database schemas and natural language prompts. Instead of starting with a visual UI, it designs the data model and backend logic first, then layers a production‑ready interface on top. Developers and technical teams use Zoer to turn schema descriptions or high‑level ideas into working apps that include authentication, Stripe payments, and a downloadable codebase.

• Backend‑first generation: Starts from a database schema or a plain‑English description, creates tables and relationships, then generates backend logic and frontend screens on top of that structure.
• Zoer Database, auth, and payments: Ships with its own managed app database, built‑in user authentication, and Stripe payment integration so common SaaS plumbing is automatically wired.
• Zoer Copilot: An integrated AI coding assistant that edits generated code, adds custom logic, or fixes issues when you give it natural language instructions.
• Projects, publishing, and code export: Supports private projects, publishing apps to a community gallery, attaching a custom domain, and exporting the full codebase for self‑hosting or further development.
• Rapid generation: Turns database ideas into landing pages, dashboards, and chat interfaces quickly, with minimal manual correction needed.
• Schema‑first maintainability: Because it builds from a solid data model, generated apps tend to be more maintainable than UI‑only generators.

1. Sign up and create a project: Create an account on the Zoer web app, start a new project, and choose a name.
2. Define your data model: Describe your database schema using a natural language prompt or by visually sketching tables and relationships in the interface.
3. Configure built‑in services: Enable authentication, set up Stripe payments, and connect to Zoer’s managed database (or bring your own connection if supported).
4. Generate the application: Let Zoer plan the backend logic, generate API endpoints, and build the frontend UI that binds to your schema.
5. Refine with Zoer Copilot: Use natural language to ask the Copilot to add custom logic, tweak the UI, or fix bugs—edit the generated code right inside the platform.
6. Publish or export: Deploy the app publicly with a custom domain, share it via the community gallery, or download the complete codebase to host on your own infrastructure.

Zoer operates on a freemium model with three paid tiers, although the current listing shows subscription plans starting at $10 per month. A limited free tier or trial may be available — check the official website for the most accurate details. The listed plans are:

• Starter – $10/month: 300 monthly credits, up to 30 apps (public and private), free Zoer database use, branding removal, code export, web publishing, and standard email support.
• Pro – $30/month: 1,000 monthly credits, unlimited apps, unlimited database records, custom domain support, and priority support.
• Max – $99/month: 3,500 monthly credits, everything in Pro, more affordable credit volume, prioritized access to new features, free domain security certificate, and dedicated customer service.

Credits are likely consumed per generation or per app creation; for precise credit usage and any free plan details, refer to the official Zoer pricing page.

• Web application: The primary interface is a browser‑based web app where you design schemas, generate apps, and edit code.
• Exportable codebases: Generated projects can be downloaded as a standard codebase (likely a modern JavaScript/TypeScript stack) for self‑hosting or local development.
• Built‑in hosting: Apps can be published directly from Zoer with a custom domain, using Zoer’s managed infrastructure (database, runtime).
• API / SDK: Public information does not mention a dedicated REST API or SDK for integrating Zoer generation into external pipelines; the main interaction is through the web UI and Copilot.

• Start with a clear schema: A well‑thought‑out data model upfront reduces rework; invest time in defining relationships before generating the app.
• Iterate with Copilot instead of manual edits: Use the AI assistant to add features piece by piece, which keeps the app in a state Zoer can continue to maintain.
• Review generated code early: Even though Zoer produces a working app, do a quick audit of the backend logic and database queries to ensure they match your intentions.
• Export to version control: After major milestones, download the codebase and commit it to Git; this gives you a safety net and full ownership.
• Leverage the built‑in auth and Stripe: Avoid re‑implementing user management or payment flows—let Zoer’s integrations handle these so you can focus on business logic.
• Start small and expand: Validate your idea with a minimal schema and a few screens, then use Copilot to gradually add complexity.

• Indie hackers and solo founders who want to turn database ideas into functional SaaS MVPs without building everything from scratch.
• Startup engineering teams that need internal tools, dashboards, or admin panels over existing schemas and want to ship quickly.
• Agencies and freelancers tasked with delivering data‑driven client portals or lightweight web apps on tight deadlines.
• Data and operations teams that lack front‑end developers but need simple CRUD interfaces or analytics views on operational databases.
• Bootcamp instructors and hackathon organizers looking to teach schema‑first thinking or help participants produce realistic backends fast.
• Technical founders who prioritize code quality, schema design, and the option to export and self‑host rather than getting locked into a no‑code platform.