Cadrant

Cadrant turns a written app idea into a publishable website, fullstack web app or native iOS and Android app. It generates structure and code from conversation, offers templates, connects to Supabase for data and auth, and handles hosting plus custom domains.

Cadrant is a build-and-publish environment for people who have a product idea but no engineering team. The pitch is deliberately narrow: describe the project in plain language, let the AI generate the structure and code, then push the result live. It targets three distinct outputs rather than one generic page builder, so the choice of target shapes what you get. A website track produces an SEO-oriented showcase with services, blog and contact sections, hosting and deployment bundled, and a choice between a Cadrant subdomain and a custom domain. A web app track is the fullstack option: authentication, dashboards, workflows and business logic, with database, auth and storage routed through a connected Supabase account so the data stays under the owner's control. A mobile app track generates a cross-platform native build for iOS and Android from one codebase, previewable on a phone through Expo Go and submittable to the App Store and Google Play. In practice the work is conversational. Each exchange with the AI refines the application, and the marketing site frames iteration as the core loop rather than a one-shot generation. Premium templates for web apps, professional sites, landing pages, blogs, portfolios and online stores give a starting structure that can then be customised with AI. Published examples on the site span a law firm site, a construction industry publication and a set of consumer app prototypes, which gives a fair picture of the range. Cadrant sits between no-code site builders and hiring a developer. It asks for more product thinking than a template tool and less technical knowledge than a hand-built stack, and the Supabase handoff is the clearest signal of who it is really for: founders, freelancers and small businesses who want to own their backend while skipping the build.