Be the founder. Let your AI be the rest of the team.
You are the founder, the designer, and the marketing team. PromptUI is built for the one-person company: it builds your product, deploys it live, drafts your launch campaign, and publishes the posts you approve — so one person can ship and grow.
The whole loop, run solo
Build
Describe your product once — PromptUI generates a real multi-page app (or landing page), and you iterate on it with plain-language refinements. No developer, no terminal.
Deploy
One click ships it live on managed hosting with a custom domain. Connect GitHub if you want an ongoing repo workflow.
Market
The Growth Agent drafts your launch campaign — social posts, content, and visuals — from the same context as the build.
Track
See what went out: which approved posts were published, where and when. Visitor and sign-up reporting for your deployed app is not available yet, so check your own analytics for traffic in the meantime.
FAQ
Can a non-technical solo founder use PromptUI?
Yes — that is the target user. You describe what you want in plain language; PromptUI builds it, fixes errors, deploys it, and explains things in clear terms rather than stack traces.
Do I need a developer or a marketer?
No. PromptUI covers the build (and iteration), the deploy, and the first launch campaign. You stay the founder making the decisions; it does the building and the marketing draft.
Can PromptUI market my product, not just build it?
Yes. After the build, the Growth Agent drafts your launch posts, content, and visuals, and publishes the ones you approve to your connected social accounts (on plans that include Growth Agent). That build, deploy and market loop is the core of PromptUI, and it is what sets it apart from build-only tools.
How do I know if my launch actually worked?
PromptUI shows which posts were published, where and when. Visitor and sign-up reporting for your deployed app is not available yet, so check your own analytics for traffic in the meantime.
Can I keep iterating, or is it one-shot?
You keep iterating: targeted refinements that edit the relevant files, continuing an existing build, and importing an existing GitHub repo to work on.