Why you’d use this
- You need a tool, not just a page. Something people can actually use — book a slot, log in to an account, look something up, calculate a result.
- You are not technical. No code, no databases to wire up, no hosting to buy. Crevio handles all of it.
- You want it to keep up with you. As your business changes, you just ask Crevio to change the app — no rebuilding from scratch.
The golden rule of Crevio still applies: when in doubt, just ask. If you can describe the tool in a sentence, Crevio can usually build it.
What you can build
Apps are open-ended, but here are common ones to spark ideas:| App | What it does |
|---|---|
| Booking tool | Let customers see your availability and book a time, with confirmations and reminders. |
| Client portal | A private, logged-in area where your customers view their orders, files, or progress. |
| Members area | Gated content and a community space for paying members. |
| Directory | A searchable, filterable list — of listings, providers, resources, or anything else. |
| Calculator or quote tool | Visitors enter a few details and get an instant price, estimate, or result. |
| Interactive dashboard | A live view of the numbers that matter to you or your customers. |
| Simple internal tool | A small app for you and your team to track or manage something day to day. |
Ask Crevio to build it
Describe what it should do
Open Crevio and explain the tool in your own words — who uses it and what happens when they do. For example:“Build me a booking app where clients pick a service, choose a time from my calendar, and pay a deposit up front.”
Add the look and feel
Mention a style if you have one in mind, or leave it out and Crevio will match it to your business.
Let Crevio build it
Crevio assembles the real, working app — the screens, the logic, and the data it needs to remember. You can watch the progress as it goes.
It’s a real app, not a mockup
The apps Crevio builds are the real thing:- They remember data. Bookings, submissions, accounts, and anything else your app collects are saved and stay put.
- They’re hosted for you. Crevio publishes the app and keeps it online — no separate hosting to set up or pay for.
- They live on your web address. Use the free
yourname.crevio.appaddress or connect your own custom domain. - You control who gets in. Make an app public, limit it to signed-in customers, or keep it to your team while you build. See choosing who can see your site.
Change anything by asking
Once your app exists, improving it is just a conversation — the same as with your website:- “Add a cancellation option to the booking flow.”
- “Send me an email whenever someone signs up.”
- “Show the busiest days at the top of the dashboard.”
- “Let members edit their own profile.”
If something goes wrong
The app doesn't do quite what I meant
The app doesn't do quite what I meant
Tell Crevio what should happen instead, in plain words — “when someone books, it should also ask for their phone number.” Crevio adjusts the behavior. The clearer you are about what should happen, the closer the next version gets.
A change broke something
A change broke something
Just ask Crevio to undo it or try another approach: “That’s not what I meant — go back to how it worked and instead add the field to the second step.”
I'm not sure how to describe the app I want
I'm not sure how to describe the app I want
Start with the outcome: what should a person be able to do, and what should happen when they do it? You can also ask Crevio for ideas — “What kind of app would help a cleaning business take bookings?” — and build from there.
Related
Your AI website
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Your own web address
Put your app on a custom domain you own.
Automations & tasks
Have your AI assistant do recurring work behind the scenes.
How Crevio works
The simple mental model behind everything Crevio builds.