FAQ

BlazeApp is a platform that turns natural-language prompts into working web applications. Describe what you want, watch it build in real time, then refine through conversation until it's exactly right.

Landing pages, dashboards, internal tools, forms, content sites, customer portals, booking flows, and more. BlazeApp handles the app structure, logic, and data flows for you.

No. BlazeApp is designed for anyone who can describe what they want in plain language. Developers can also use it to accelerate prototyping and iterate faster.

Every build starts as a fast preview so you can iterate quickly. When you're ready to go live, click Publish and BlazeApp provisions the infrastructure your app needs, gives you a blazeapp.dev URL, and lets you connect a custom domain.

Yes. BlazeApp offers a free tier with monthly credits so you can try the full workflow at no cost. Paid plans add more credits and unlock capabilities like branding removal, custom domains, persistent data, payments, AI agents, and team features.

Yes. Starter includes a constrained agent tier so paid users can ship one agent per app with their own model key. Higher plans expand agent count, monthly runs, and operational controls.

Yes. Blaze agents are bring-your-own-key. You connect a provider key such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini, and the deployed app uses that key at runtime instead of consuming Blaze-hosted inference credits.

You do not need to think about frameworks to use BlazeApp. Describe the product you want, BlazeApp handles the implementation, and you can inspect or export the generated code if you want the technical details later.

Yes. After deploying your app, you can add a custom domain from the app settings. Point a CNAME record to the provided target and BlazeApp handles TLS certificates automatically.

Yes. Preview builds can stay lightweight for speed, and BlazeApp provisions managed persistent data when your app needs it at publish time. You can inspect and manage the live database from the app dashboard.

You can set secrets from the Secrets tab in each app dashboard. They are stored securely and injected into your app at runtime. Secrets are never exposed in logs or build output.

You can see exactly what went wrong in the build log. From there you can retry the build, adjust your prompt, or continue the conversation to fix the issue. Your previous working version stays live.

Every app has a managed Git repository. You can clone the repo and work with the code locally, or continue iterating through BlazeApp's conversational interface.