Frequently asked questions

mypage is an AI app builder. You describe what you want in plain language, and it writes the code, builds it in an isolated sandbox, verifies the result, and gives you a live preview you can publish to a real URL.

No. Plain language is enough — and when you want more control, Visual Edits handles mapped static text, classes, and uploaded images while Dev Mode gives you a full code editor. Data-bound or conditional elements fall back to chat or code. All three work on the same project.

They are real source projects, not screenshots. Starters have navigable routes and server-rendered HTML; database-backed starters include migrations and row-level policies. You can inspect and export the full source at any time.

Starters span commerce, blogs, portfolios, dashboards, directories, and more. The gallery states how many are available to start right now — that number is the one to trust. Starting from an available starter uses 0 AI credits. Clean build, SSR, route, SEO, asset, and policy gates run across the whole fleet.

Provider or system failures release the full reservation. If self-repair reaches its hard limit, the run refunds half and includes one free retry; the work performed is otherwise captured.

Yes. Dev Mode is a built-in code editor with the same safety rails the AI uses. Successful manual edits are free, create restore checkpoints automatically, and rebuild the preview while the last working version stays available.

Successful AI and manual changes create checkpoints. Each point is labeled as files-only or full. A full checkpoint restores code and database data, then rebuilds the preview; files-only points restore source and preview.

You do. Your code is yours to export, self-host, or take anywhere. There is no lock-in.

Templates and manual editing use zero AI credits. Public-preview workspaces receive a limited grant shown in the workspace. The Pricing page mirrors the current monthly KRW server configuration, but paid checkout and final entitlements are not enabled yet.

Builds run in isolated sandboxes with no access to other projects. Databases use per-project schemas with row-level security. AI file writes are restricted to a safe whitelist — the same rules apply to manual edits.