Type it. Launch it.Charge for it.

You do - completely. Edit it inside Velra, hand it to a developer to extend it, or take it somewhere else if you ever want to. There's no rented runtime, no proprietary file format, no surprise paywall to keep using what you built.

Velra builds real, working apps - login, saved data, pages people can actually use - not pretty demos that fall apart on the first click. And your app can come with built-in AI helpers that do real work for your users (auto-categorize uploads, draft replies, summarize notes), which is the difference between a website and an app that earns its keep.

A finished, working web app at a real URL you can share. Pages, forms, login, saved data, and an admin view to manage it. You can keep editing it inside Velra, click-tweaking things or chatting changes, or hand it off to a developer who'll find a clean modern codebase ready to extend.

Yes - that's the whole point. Open your project, ask for changes in chat ("add a kanban view, make the buttons rounder"), or click any element in the live preview to tweak it inline. Every change is saved automatically so you can roll back any time.

No. Velra includes the AI under the hood - you don't need to sign up for anything else, paste in keys, or worry about which model is best for which step. We pick the right model for each part of the build automatically.

Velra notices when it's stuck, stops the loop, and tells you what's in the way in plain language - instead of looping forever and burning your budget. You give it a hint, or roll back to a saved checkpoint, and try a different angle.

When your idea calls for AI ("auto-triage incoming leads", "summarize uploaded notes", "draft a reply to each message"), Velra wires that capability directly into your app. Your users click a button or upload a file; the app does the smart work behind the scenes - no separate accounts to set up.