What happens before any code is written?
Every new app opens as a four-step plan — size, idea, look, screens — with good answers pre-picked, so Next → Next → Next → build always works. Nothing is built behind your back, and the plan costs almost nothing.
Start with one polished page, an MVP, or the full app built in phases you approve.
"Make the header darker." "Add a search box." Every change rebuilds and re-verifies before it lands.
Click any element in the preview and change its text, color, or spacing directly — no prompt needed.
Every change saves a restore point inside the project folder; go back to any of them, even after closing the app. Deleting a project only ever goes to the Trash — recoverable.
Not sure which direction? One button beside Send builds two versions of a change side by side, each in its own live preview. Keep one, or neither — nothing touches your project until you choose.
On Pro and Max, Australis Cloud sets up a managed database for your app — with sign-in, email, payments and AI connected through it, and emails sent under your app's own name. Or connect your own Supabase. A Cloud database nobody is using is paused rather than deleted, so the data is kept.
Ozzy sits on the composer and on every screen. Ask him a question and you get an answer, not an edit; say “build it” and he builds what he just offered. He never claims more than the receipt shows.
What happens when a developer joins?
The same project opens in Code — real files, a real terminal, git. No exports, no handoffs.
