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By the end of this page you will know what the Builder is, what you can build inside it, the six steps it walks you through from sign-in to a published app, and when you need a developer’s help (most of the time, you don’t). The Builder is the visual surface that wraps every other concept in these docs — pages, capabilities, schema — behind point-and-click controls. Everything in the rest of this section is also available from the Builder; you do not need to choose between visual and code. The Builder is the no-code entry point into gavAI. Authentication, isolation, payments, and audit logs are part of the platform runtime — the Builder configures them rather than asking you to implement them. For how this entry point compares to the MCP server and the REST API, see Who this is for.

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What the Builder is

The Builder is a web app at console.gavai.app for building your business app without writing code. Sign in, drag and drop pages together, configure your data tables, set up authentication and payments, preview your app, then publish it to your own subdomain — all from one place.

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What you can build

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How it works

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What you get without writing code

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When to bring a developer in

Most of the time you won’t need one. If you want to integrate gavAI from an external app, automate publishing from CI, or extend the platform with custom capabilities, point your developer at the API reference linked below.