2 Go templates
Build Go apps with AI
A Go service on the standard library: no framework to learn and nothing to install. Describe the endpoints and the builder writes them; the terminal has the Go toolchain when you want to run tests yourself.
The Go templates
Start opens the New Web App dialog with the template picked — you set the stack, design, model and MCP tools there.
- Go
An HTTP service on the standard library — no dependencies, no framework to learn.
- Go AI SaaSAI SaaS
An AI SaaS dashboard: landing, Supabase sign-in, AI chat with history, MCP tools and knowledge search.
Every Go project gets
- A cloud sandbox with a live preview of the running app
- A real terminal with 15 coding CLIs — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI and more
- AI on your own keys from 24 providers, billed by the provider at cost
- Its own GitHub repository from the first push
Where it can go
Go services deploy to Vercel's Go runtime from the same window. The server is invoked per request, so keep state in a database rather than in package variables.
Questions
Can I build a Go app with AI?
Yes. Pick one of 2 Go templates — net/http services — and describe what you want. The builder writes the code in a cloud sandbox with a live preview and a real terminal, using your own AI provider key.
Where can I deploy a Go app built here?
Go services deploy to Vercel's Go runtime from the same window. The server is invoked per request, so keep state in a database rather than in package variables.
What happens when I press Start?
You sign up — or, if you are already signed in, go straight on — and the New Web App dialog opens with that template picked. Set the name, stack, design, model and MCP tools there, then press Create.
Do I own the code?
Yes. The project is pushed to your own GitHub repository, and you can open a terminal on it at any point.
Start your Go app
7 days free, no card. Plans from $8 a month for the sandbox — AI is billed by your provider, at cost.
Pick a template