AI app builder: describe it, see it running, publish it
NavBharatAI Pro is an AI app and website builder. You describe what you want in plain words — in Hindi, English or Hinglish — and NavBharatAI plans it, writes the code, shows it to you running in a live preview, and publishes it on its own link.
You do not need to know how to code, and you do not need a laptop: the whole flow works in the browser on a phone, and in the NavBharatAI Android app.
How it works
- Describe it. "Ek billing app banao for my kirana shop", "a booking page for my clinic", "a quiz game for class 8 science" — one or two sentences is enough to start.
- Answer a question if it asks one. When a request is too vague to build well, NavBharatAI asks what you mean before it spends your money.
- Watch it in the live preview. The app runs as soon as it is built, so you can tap through it, not just read code.
- Change it by talking. "Make the button green", "add a GST column", "add a login screen" — each change is another message.
- Publish it. One tap puts the app on its own link that anyone can open. With a hosting plan you can connect your own domain.
What you can build
Websites, web apps and games. The kind of software India actually runs is what NavBharatAI is built around: a shop billing app, a clinic appointment book, a school fee register, an invoice maker, a landing page for a small business, a mock-test app, a simple game.
Apps can be built as installable web apps, and as Android apps (.apk) you can download and install.
Your app belongs to you
- Export the full source code of anything you build, whenever you want.
- Free accounts can keep up to 3 apps published. Hosting plans add more apps, your own domain, apps with a real server, and remove the "Made with NavBharatAI" badge.
- Apps you publish can be shared on App Mart, where other people can play them in the browser.
What it costs, honestly
Building is paid from your NavBharatAI wallet, in rupees, by UPI or card. Your bill is built from the work your build actually used. Both rules below are enforced inside the engine. See Pricing for the details.
If a build fails, you are not charged for it. "Fails" means the build ended without succeeding for any reason other than you stopping it.
If you stop a build, you pay only for work you keep. Unsending your message or typing "stop" counts the same as pressing Stop. You pay nothing if nothing at all had been written yet; if only our untouched starter template was in place and no app had yet been seen running; or if you stopped a change to an existing app before it was seen working. Once files had been written and an app had been seen running in the preview, even if it was still only our starter template, you pay for the work done up to that point, not for a full build. If you were building a new app, files of your own were saved, and no app had yet been seen running, you pay half of the work done so far, or what that work actually cost to run if that is more, and never more than the work done. This holds even if your Stop arrives after the build has finished and only its final checks are still running. Closing the app or losing your signal does not stop a build: it carries on and is billed normally.
What it is not
AI can get things wrong. A first build is rarely perfect, and some requests take a few rounds of changes. NavBharatAI tells you plainly when a build struggles instead of showing a green tick it has not earned. For anything important — money, health, legal or personal data — check the app carefully before you rely on it.
Questions people ask
Do I need to know coding?
No. You describe the app in your own words. If you do know code, you can read and export everything NavBharatAI writes.
Can I build in Hindi?
Yes. Write your request in Hindi, Hinglish or English. The app itself can be in whichever language you ask for.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, with a hosting plan. Free accounts publish on a NavBharatAI link.
What happens if a build fails?
You are not charged for it. A build fails when it ends without succeeding for any reason other than you stopping it.
What if I stop a build myself?
Stopping is not a failure, so it is not automatically free. Unsending your message or typing "stop" counts as stopping. You pay only for work you keep: nothing if none of your own app had been written yet and no app had been seen running, and otherwise nothing, part or all of the work done so far depending on what you keep, never more. If our starter template was already running in the preview, that counts as an app you keep. The exact rule is on the Pricing page.