Workshop AI

Workshop AI builds websites, AI apps, dashboards and internal tools from chat. Arena Mode compares four AI-built versions of one prompt, and Agent Mode refines the winner, with data connectors and one-click deployment.

Workshop AI is a creation platform for turning a written idea into a working website, AI-powered app, dashboard, internal tool or mobile app. Work happens through conversation: the user describes what they want, and an AI agent writes and runs real code, manages dependencies and shows a live preview as the project changes. It targets people who want shippable software without hand-building every layer, from founders and analysts to teams that need internal tools. The product has two modes. Arena Mode sends one prompt to four AI models at once, producing four working versions of the same idea. The user compares them, votes for a favorite and carries that build into Agent Mode, where refinement continues by chat. Agent Mode can also be used from the start, with no Arena step. This comparison step is the clearest difference from single-model builders, since it lets the user judge outputs before investing in one direction. Beyond generation, the platform covers the surrounding work. Anthropic, OpenAI and Google models are available inside the apps being built without API keys, with usage billed through Workshop Credits. Connectors reach databases, files and APIs such as BigQuery, Snowflake, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Supabase, Google Drive, GitHub and AWS S3, with secrets and permissions managed centrally. Deployment is one click to isolated serverless compute, bundling a frontend with a FastAPI backend and scaling to zero when idle. Published apps include built-in authentication and access control, so sharing can be limited to invited people or teams, and viewers are unlimited. Workshop comes in two forms: Workshop Cloud, a browser product for fast access and collaboration, and Workshop Desktop, a downloadable app aimed at flexibility, including the option of local AI. Among alternatives, it sits with prompt-to-app builders but leans toward data-connected business tools and deployment rather than only visual prototypes. The homepage reports more than 30,000 users and showcases examples such as a crypto terminal, a color palette generator and a revenue dashboard.