What would you like to build?

One sentence. A real React app.

If you can describe it, Morello can build it, and what you get back is a project you actually own.

a workout log with rest timers
You describe it. Morello builds it.

Say what you want in plain language. Morello plans the screens and the data before it writes a line.

Wrote 18 files
Build succeeded
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Watch it build and run.

Real React and TypeScript, built with Vite. When the build fails, Morello reads the error and fixes it.

􀈕App.tsx
􀈕habitStore.ts
􀤞package.json
􀈕WeekStrip.tsx
􀈕HabitDetail.tsx
The project is yours to keep.

Standard React, TypeScript, and Tailwind. You own every line, and there is nothing proprietary to migrate off later.

Built to hold up in production

Morello hands back a standard React project you can keep, run, and change on your own terms.

Production React, not a prototype Real React and TypeScript, built by Vite. What you get back is a working project, not a mockup you have to rebuild for real later.
Builds that repair themselves A failed build is not your problem to debug. Morello reads the build output, corrects the source, and builds again on its own.
Built on the stack you already know React, Vite, TypeScript, and Tailwind, laid out the way a working front-end team would lay it out. No integration code to write or maintain, and nothing proprietary to migrate off later.
Your source code stays yours Your code is yours. We never train on your prompts or your projects, and cancelling does not take your projects away.
Complete version history, automatically Every run is checkpointed before and after it touches your code, so any earlier state of the app can be restored in one click.

Native tier

Morello for Mac, when you want native

The Mac app builds native SwiftUI apps on your own machine with Xcode and the iOS Simulator. It is there for when a web app is not what you need.

Free to start in your browser · what the Mac app needs