Chattee
Chattee is an AI web-app builder for turning a written specification into an application with a frontend, backend, and database. The official product page emphasizes internal tools, client portals, dashboards, and apps with user roles or approval workflows. You can begin with a prompt or adapt a template.
Describe the workflow before building
Chattee's documented sequence is to describe the app, let the AI build its components, and deploy it. The prompt can include business logic, user roles, and the workflow people need to complete. Advertised capabilities include authentication, multi-role permissions, conditional logic, and external API integrations.
The site also offers separate planning tools for requirements documents, database schemas, mockups, and app-builder prompts. These can help clarify the specification before generation. The main builder's free trial covers describing the app and refining a build plan; it does not include free building, deployment, or export.
Hosting and source handoff
Chattee describes hosted deployment with SSL and custom-domain support, subject to plan limits. Full source export includes the frontend, backend, database schemas, and deployment configuration. The publisher says exported code can run independently without a proprietary runtime, which gives a technical team a route to manage its own hosting.
Generated code can still contain bugs. Chattee's FAQ recommends follow-up prompts or direct edits to correct them. Review authentication, permissions, and integrations before using an app with real users; the ability to generate and deploy an application does not itself verify its behavior.
Plans and build credits
The captured pricing page lists Lite at €19 with 100 build credits per month and two projects, Pro at €49 with 250 monthly credits and five projects, and Business at €99 with 600 monthly credits and ten projects. Storage, bandwidth, domain allowances, and team-member limits vary by tier. Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales.
Build credits are consumed when AI generates or changes code. The FAQ gives smaller changes as 0.5–1 credits and more complex features as 2–5, rather than promising a fixed number of apps per allowance. Monthly credits reset each billing cycle. Each deployed application counts as a project, so both credit usage and project limits matter when comparing plans.