A plan you can actually read
Your idea, written back to you as screens, decisions, and a first release. Change anything before work starts.
Describe what you want in your own words. Chovy turns it into a plan, builds it with AI and real developers, and brings the result back for you to approve — before anything goes live.
Open the preview the way a customer would. Then approve it, or say what to change.
Open the previewInstead of juggling documents, chat threads, agencies, and tools you don't understand, there's one screen that tells you what's happening and what needs you.
Your idea, written back to you as screens, decisions, and a first release. Change anything before work starts.
Who's building what, right now, without chasing anyone for an update.
Every piece of work comes back with a working preview you can open on your phone.
Invite yours, or ask ours. They arrive already knowing the whole story.
A rough thought is enough. “A site where customers can book and pay for a session.”
Chovy turns it into screens and steps. You change what's wrong before anyone builds.
Your team works. You see what's finished and what's still moving.
Open the preview. Approve it, or say what to change.
This is the part most tools are vague about, so here it is plainly.
Yes, if
Not yet, if
Yes — the code, the repository, and the domain are yours. If you stop using Chovy, all of it leaves with you.
You read the plan before anyone starts, and you approve each finished piece. Asking for changes is a normal step, not a failure — the button is right next to “Approve”.
No. You can invite one whenever you want, and they'll see the full history the moment they join.
Three separate things: Chovy, the AI model doing the thinking, and human help if you ask for it. The pricing page breaks down all three.
Your workspace is yours. Nobody sees it unless you invite them, and invited developers only see the projects you assign.
No — and Chovy will never tell you it is. Approving records your decision. Publishing to a real domain is a separate, explicit step.
Start with one sentence. You can change every word of it later.
Start with your idea