Build an MVP with AI and put it in front of real customers.

An idea is tested best with a product people can use and pay for. Describe the core of it, and Crisp builds a working first version with sign-up, data and payments, so you learn from real use instead of a slide.

No credit card required.

One prompt: a two-sided marketplace for local tutors.

What you write
A marketplace where parents find local maths tutors. Tutors create a profile with subjects, price per hour and free times. Parents search by subject and area, book a lesson and pay. The platform keeps 10 percent and pays the rest to the tutor.
Build this example

What Crisp builds from it

  • Tutor and parent accounts, each with their own pages
  • Tutor profiles with subjects, hourly price and free times
  • Search by subject and area, and a booking flow
  • Payments through Stripe with payouts to tutors and a 10 percent fee
  • Sample tutors and bookings, so the first demo is not empty

Then it opens the app in a real browser, tests it, and fixes what fails before it says it is done. How a build works.

Learn fast, keep what works.

A first version should be quick to make and quick to change. Every reply in Crisp is a saved version you can go back to, data included, so testing a risky idea costs little. When it works, the code is yours to keep growing, with Crisp or with a team.

How it works.

  1. Step 1

    Describe it

    Write what you want in plain words: who uses it, what they do, and what matters most.

  2. Step 2

    Watch it being built

    A first look appears within about half a minute. Then the data, the forms and the other pages, each one tested.

  3. Step 3

    Publish it

    Give it its own address when you are happy with it. Keep improving it; people see changes when you publish again.

What you get.

Good to know before you start.

  • An MVP from Crisp is a real app, but you still decide what to build. A clear description of the one thing that matters most gives the best result.
  • Crisp does not provide investors, legal advice or company setup.
  • Before many people depend on the app, try the important paths yourself and read the security check report.

Questions.

How fast is the first version?

You see the first look of your app within about half a minute. A full first build with data and several pages usually takes a few minutes.

Can I list the product somewhere to get first users?

You can list a published app in the Crisp Marketplace for a one-time $9, refunded if it is not accepted.

What happens when we hire developers?

Give them the GitHub repository. The code is ordinary and readable, and you can keep using Crisp alongside it.

Which plan fits a startup?

Start on Free. Pro at $20 a month adds unlimited projects and your own domain; Max at $100 a month suits building every day.

Related pages

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Describe it. Crisp builds it.

Free plan with $3 of AI usage a month, no credit card. Pro is $20 a month. See pricing.