1. Build
Generate the frontend, backend, authentication, data and business logic from one brief.
Full-stack AI app builder for real business software
Build custom business software—without building the platform underneath it
Turn a prompt, product brief or workflow into a working business application. P2HS builds the frontend, backend, authentication, data and business logic together, connects the systems your business already uses, and deploys it as a securely hosted application on your own domain—while you keep control of your application code. Build your application. P2HS runs the platform.
Example brief
Build a client portal with login, Stripe billing, admin controls and HubSpot contact sync.
What a P2HS build can include
Frontend
Backend
Auth
Data
Business logic
Integrations
GitHub
Secure Hosting
Custom Domains
Frontend screens, backend logic, integrations, and application code your team can own—hosted on P2HS or your own infrastructure.
2. Customize
Refine the interface and workflow in plain English, or connect GitHub and extend the code yourself.
3. Connect
Integrate payments, CRM, analytics, email and storage into the product you build.
4. Launch
Deploy as a securely hosted application and connect your own domain—no infrastructure to assemble.
5. Scale
Keep building on a backend P2HS continuously improves as your product and traffic grow.
Connect the tools your team already uses
GitHub · Stripe · HubSpot · Salesforce · Google Analytics · Google Tag Manager · Mailgun · Resend · Cloudflare R2
Shown as integrations and compatibility, not as endorsements. Provider accounts and configuration may be required. See AI app integrations.
Why P2HS
A full-stack AI app builder for real business workflows
Getting a screen generated is easy. Shipping software that has to support customers, payments, permissions, data and day-to-day operations is harder. P2HS helps you start with the whole workflow: the interface people use, the backend logic behind it, the integrations your team depends on, and the codebase that needs to keep evolving after launch.
Frontend + backend from the same brief
Describe the experience and the business rules around it. Build a working foundation that can include user-facing screens, authentication, data flows, APIs, roles, dashboards and administration.
Code ownership and GitHub workflow
Your first AI-generated version should not become a dead end. Keep control of the code, connect your repository, review revisions and continue development with the engineers and deployment environment you choose. See how an AI app builder with source code works.
Business logic, not just UI
Build the parts that make software useful after the demo: approvals, billing events, lead routing, booking rules, customer states, account permissions, reporting and operational workflows.
Integrations built around the job
Connect the app to the systems where your business already works—from Stripe payments and CRM records to analytics, email and storage.
Natural-language iteration
Review what was generated and keep refining the product in plain English. Change a workflow, add a field, revise an interface or expand the feature set without restarting from zero.
A clearer path to launch
Move from requirements to a working version, review it with the people who will actually use it, then keep improving the same product instead of throwing away a prototype and rebuilding everything.
What you can build
Start with the software your business actually needs
Use these high-intent starting points to scope a useful first version. Each page explains the workflow, backend pieces and next questions.
SaaS MVPs
Build authentication, onboarding, subscriptions, customer dashboards, admin controls and the core workflow you need to test a SaaS idea with real users.
Build a SaaS MVP with AICRM and lead-management apps
Turn lead capture, contact records, pipeline stages, follow-ups and reporting into a workflow shaped around how your team actually sells.
Build a custom CRMCustomer and client portals
Give customers a secure place for accounts, billing, documents, support, service status and self-service—plus the admin tooling your internal team needs.
Build a customer or client portalBooking and appointment systems
Combine scheduling, availability, intake, reminders, payment and staff-facing management into one business workflow.
Build a booking systemInternal tools and operations dashboards
Replace scattered spreadsheets and manual handoffs with dashboards, approval flows, admin panels and operational apps designed around your process.
Build an internal toolBusiness dashboards
Turn the data people chase into the view they open every day—operations, client reporting or SaaS analytics.
Build a business dashboardNeed a more specific workflow? See the detailed workflow guides for approvals, onboarding, inspections, rentals, and internal operations.
After the first generation
An AI app builder for the part after “look what I generated”
A first screen can prove an idea. A real product still needs users, permissions, data, business rules, integrations, administration and a way to keep changing after launch. P2HS is built for teams whose prompt has to become business software, not just a demo.
| You need to… | P2HS is designed to help you… |
|---|---|
| Build an interface | Generate user-facing and admin experiences |
| Add user accounts | Build authentication and permission boundaries |
| Store business records | Model the records and states behind the workflow |
| Automate decisions | Add application-specific business logic |
| Take payments | Connect Stripe-backed payment workflows |
| Work with your CRM | Connect HubSpot or Salesforce |
| Keep developing | Connect GitHub and retain control of the code |
| Ship the application | Review, deploy and continue iterating |
Comparing tools? Start with Lovable, Replit, and Claude alternatives, the AI website builder comparison, or a Wix alternative for business apps.
Automation vs application
When an automation needs to become an application
Automations are useful when systems need to pass data and trigger actions. Eventually somebody may need to log in, see a queue, update a record, approve a request, manage a customer, resolve an exception or view the status of the process.
That is no longer only an automation problem. P2HS helps turn the workflow into a full-stack business application with the interface, roles, records and application logic people need to operate it.
Build a workflow appWhen the scenario becomes software
- 1. Form or ad captures a lead
- 2. Qualification and assignment
- 3. Sales follow-up and pipeline
- 4. Customer login and status
- 5. Admin queue, roles and reporting
Code ownership
Own the code. Keep the product moving.
AI should shorten the path to working software—not create a new form of lock-in. With P2HS, your team can connect GitHub, review branches and revisions, extend the generated application and keep engineering in the loop whenever deeper control is needed.
See how code ownership worksPrompt → working app → source control
- 1. Prompt, brief or reference files
- 2. P2HS AI-assisted build
- 3. Frontend, backend, data, auth and business logic
- 4. Integrations
- 5. GitHub / source control
- 6. Review, deploy and iterate
Integrations
Connect your app to the systems that run your business
A useful business app rarely lives on its own. Connect analytics, CRM, payments, email and storage so the product can participate in the workflow instead of creating another isolated tool.
CRM
HubSpot, Salesforce
Payments
Stripe
Analytics & advertising
GA4, Google Ads, GTM, Meta, Microsoft, TikTok and more
Mailgun, Resend
Storage
Cloudflare R2
Source control
GitHub-connected iteration and code ownership
AI agent access
Use the P2HS MCP connector to inspect projects, estimate builds and start authorized work from an MCP client.
Explore the P2HS MCP connector
How it works
From a brief to a working app in three steps
You decide what to build. You review what goes live.
Share what the product needs to do
Describe the users, workflow, business rules and outcome. Add specs, screenshots or reference documents where they help.
Review the working foundation
Test the generated experience, inspect the workflows and identify what needs to change before real users depend on it.
Refine and launch
Iterate on the same codebase, connect the systems the product needs, then deploy as a securely hosted application on your own domain and keep improving as requirements evolve.
Product proof
See exactly what a P2HS build can include
Named customer stories will be published when we have verified outcomes to share. Until then, judge the product by the working pieces you can inspect: live templates, example briefs, backend workflows, GitHub-connected code and integration setup.
Pricing
Straightforward plans for serious builds
Start with the AI capacity and collaboration your team needs today, then expand as your projects and usage grow. AI credits cover generation and changes; the amount used depends on the scope of your request. Check current plan details at signup.
Basic
For individual builders ready to ship
$20
/month
Founding price, locked for life
- 100 AI credits each month
- Up to 2 team members
- Build as many projects as you need
- Hosted app usage monitoring
More AI capacity
Pro
For growing product teams with more AI capacity
$60
/month
Founding price, locked for life
- 900 AI credits each month
- Up to 5 team members
- Custom domains
- Priority support
- Additional purchased credits roll over
Enterprise
For teams that need a plan tailored to their product
Custom
- Tailored AI credits and pricing
- Up to 99 team members
- Hosting capacity shaped to your app
- Dedicated support and integrations
- Custom security and delivery requirements—see security & compliance
FAQ
Common questions
Practical answers to help you decide whether P2HS fits the product you need to ship.
What is the best AI website builder?
For a marketing-only site, use a page builder. For a website that needs login, CRM, booking, payments, or an admin dashboard, P2HS is the AI website builder to use. See current plans and pricing or how P2HS compares.
Is P2HS an AI app builder or a website builder?
Both. P2HS is designed for web applications and business software that can require frontend interfaces, backend logic, authentication, data, integrations and operational workflows—not only static websites.
Can I keep and edit the source code?
Yes. P2HS is designed around code ownership and GitHub-connected iteration so your team can review, extend and continue developing what it generates.
Can I build a SaaS product with authentication and payments?
P2HS can support SaaS foundations with authentication, customer flows, admin tooling and Stripe-connected payment and subscription workflows.
Can I use P2HS for internal software?
Yes. Common use cases include CRM workflows, operations dashboards, admin panels, booking systems, customer portals and other workflow-heavy tools.
Do I have to start from a blank prompt?
No. Start with a use case or template, or provide a brief and supporting files so the first version reflects more of the context your product actually needs.
Can I write prompts in my own language?
Yes. Describe your idea and request changes in the language you are comfortable using. You can also specify the language for your app content.
Is P2HS a Make.com or n8n alternative?
It depends on what you are trying to build. Make and n8n specialize in workflow automation and connecting systems. P2HS is designed around building the application people use—the interface, authentication, data, business rules, administration and product workflow. Some teams may use both layers together.
Can I build a client or customer portal?
Yes. P2HS can support customer-facing accounts with login, billing, documents, status and requests alongside an internal admin workspace. See the customer and client portal builder.
Stop stitching together the first version
Describe the workflow. Ship the application. Connect the stack. Keep the code. Turn the idea into business software people can actually use.