Turn your idea into a real product
Describe it in your own words, or bring the prototype you got stuck with. kubbo takes it to production: your domain, your database, everything in your name.
- A plan you approve before anything is built
- Tested before it launches
- Yours even if you leave someday
Meet kubbo
It isn't magic: it's a process with a single click of yours in the middle.
Panadería Flor
Order online · pickup at the counter
Example products — fictional businesses, not customers.
1Start with an idea
Tell it in your own words, like you would to a person. Or paste what you built somewhere else and left half-done.
2Approve the plan
kubbo writes a build plan — screens, data, security, tests — and four reviewers criticise it. Nothing gets built until you say yes.
3It goes to production
Built against the approved plan, every test has to pass, and it launches on your domain. Not a prototype: your product, on a foundation built to grow with you.
4And you keep growing
Your product stays alive in kubbo. Ask for the next feature with another sentence — or let kubbo propose it: it watches how your business is doing (orders, bookings, abandoned carts) and suggests the next step in your language, not in jargon. If something breaks for even one visitor, kubbo can catch it before anyone has to complain, and draft the fix. Nothing gets built without your approval: same plan, same review, same click of yours.
kubbo is in early access: some of the capabilities described here are still being built.
Everything stays in your name
That's the difference from staying stuck at the prototype.
Your domain
Your product lives at your address. Not on a rented subdomain.
Your database
Your business's data, in your hosting account, on your billing. kubbo keeps nothing.
Your code and the plan
In a repository in your name, with the plan that explains every decision saved next to it. Readable by any developer you ever hire.
No lock-in by design: kubbo asks only for the minimum permissions it needs, and everything it builds lives in accounts you can take away from it at any time.
kubbo is in early access: some of the capabilities described here are still being built.
Your business, this week
Illustrative example with a fictional business, not a customer — how it would work once it exists.
Panadería Flor: 62 orders (+18%) · 9 carts abandoned at checkout
kubbo proposes: let customers pay without creating an account.
You decide: approve the plan or dismiss it.
Why it doesn't break
Before and after building, four reviewers with different jobs inspect the work: data, security, design, quality. If they find a problem, the launch stops until it's fixed. An example round:
- BLOCKERAnyone could place orders without signing inlaunch stopped until fixed
- SHOULD-FIXThe order list would get slow with thousands of ordersfixed before launch
- NITAn internal name didn't match the planadvisory
kubbo is in early access: some of the capabilities described here are still being built.