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What is Famous.ai and What Can You Build With It?

This guide explains how your text prompts generate real backend code, what types of projects you can build, and how you can actually view and download your raw code.

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Written by Maha Essam
Updated over 2 weeks ago

You Are Now a Master Coder

When you use Famous.ai, you are essentially "vibe coding". Every time you type a prompt, the system is actively building real code on the backend to bring your vision to life.

Even if you aren't a developer or engineer, you are generating real, professional-grade software. The core philosophy of the platform is simple: If it can be coded, Famous.ai can build it.

The Three Ways to Build

Before you start prompting, you can tell the system what type of architecture you need. You can find these three options in the bottom right-hand corner of the main prompt box:

1. Websites (Default): Used for building standard websites, web apps, and software as a service (SaaS) platforms.

2. Mobile Apps: Select this mode if you are building an app optimized for the App Store and Google Play, giving your project a native iOS and Android feel.

3. Crypto: Use this mode to build crypto products like coins, meme coins, and smart contracts.

The 4 Main Categories of What You Can Build

Because Famous.ai generates real code, your possibilities are virtually endless. However, most builds fall into these four main categories:

  • Websites: Landing pages, funnels, portfolios, and full business sites.

  • Software Platforms: Dashboards, CRMs (Customer Relationship Management), SaaS tools, and internal company systems.

  • Mobile Apps: iOS and Android apps.

  • Crypto Products: Coins and Web3 integrations.


How to View and Download Your Code

You can actually see the backend code updating with every single prompt you enter. Better yet, all the code you generate is 100% yours to keep.

Here is how to access it:

  1. Open any of your active projects.

  2. Look at the menu bar at the very top of your screen and click on Code.

  3. You will now see the raw code that your prompts have built.

  4. To save it to your local computer, simply click the Download button in the top right corner of the code editor.

Pro-Tip: Use Sleep Mode

If you have a lot of live projects running that you aren't currently using, don't forget to put them to sleep! Go to your project settings, scroll to the bottom, and switch "Sleep Mode" on. This stops the project from computing and drops your hosting cost to zero.

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