From a problem to software
“I run a pottery studio. I need customers to book classes, and I need to see who’s coming each week.”
Fenan asks what it can’t safely guess.
Then it builds:
- A customer booking page
- Available classes and time slots
- A weekly schedule for you
- A database for bookings
- Checks on what it built
You watch it happen. When it looks right, publish it.
No setup. No developer required.
Software that starts with a conversation
Tell Fenan
Get the first version
Keep improving it
Fenan plans it, builds it, checks it, and gives you something you can actually use.
Something wrong or missing? Say what you want changed.
You decide what. Fenan handles how.
You approve the plan, watch it take shape, and change anything you want.
Your job is to describe the outcome.
Fenan’s job is to figure out the implementation.
Fenan doesn’t guess when it matters.
You don’t need to write a perfect specification. Fenan asks the questions that change how your software should work, then builds from your answers.
Software problems don’t need software words.
See something wrong? Point at it and describe the problem.
Fenan finds the relevant part, makes the change, and checks it.
No stack traces. No bug reports. No digging through code.
Your software keeps getting better.
Publishing isn’t the end. Fenan works on the app you already have.
Version 1
Published
Version 2
Add something
“Let customers cancel their booking.”
Version 3
Change something
“Show me only unpaid invoices.”
Version 4
CurrentFix something
“This button doesn’t work on mobile.”
Every finished change is saved as a version. You can go back to any of them.
Software for the things nobody built for you.
Pick one to start from it.
You don’t have to run it.
Fenan handles the parts of software you shouldn’t have to think about.
Database
Every published app gets its own database.
Storage
Room for photos and files.
Versions
Every finished build is saved so you can go back.
Checks
Changes are checked before they reach your app.
Hosting
Your app goes online without setting up a server. One nobody uses for a week is paused, and your next publish wakes it.
GitHub
On a plan, take your code with you whenever you want.
Pay for the work. Not for looking at your own app.
Credits measure the AI work behind your apps. Previews and hosting don’t use them, within your plan’s limits.
Your apps are yours.
Your apps and the code Fenan writes belong to you.
No other Fenan user can open your chats, files or builds, and the AI that builds your app never receives its secrets.
Questions before you start
Anything else, write to hello@fenan.dev.
No. Fenan is built around describing what you want, not writing code. You never have to read code or an error message.
Software for the way you work: booking systems, trackers, internal tools, directories, dashboards and customer-facing apps, for the web or for phones.
Tell it what you want changed. Fenan works on the app it already built.
Describe the problem. Fenan looks at your app, its checks and the errors it recorded, and works on a fix.
Yes. Your app and the code Fenan writes are yours, subject to the Terms.
Yes. On a plan you can copy your apps to your own GitHub account.
Signing in needs no card, and hosting a published app costs nothing. Fenan works for credits: a plan brings them every month, or buy them once. Replies, plans, builds, pictures and web searches use credits; previews and hosting do not, within each plan’s limits.
Yes. Ask for an app for phones and Fenan builds one for iPhone and Android. While it builds, scan a QR code to open it on your own phone in the Expo Go app.
Until you press Publish, your app runs only in a temporary preview. Then it gets its own database, file storage and web address, hosted free, as many apps as your plan keeps. An app nobody uses for a week is paused until your next publish.
Yes. A published app can use a domain you already own, or one you buy right on its page.
Start with a sentence.
Describe the problem. Fenan asks the rest.
I run a pottery studio. I need customers to book classes, and I need to see who’s coming each week.