Meet Biscuit: the all-in-one platform for building your whole business

Biscuit starts with design. Seconds after you describe your idea, every screen shows up as a visual sketch on an infinite canvas. These sketches look and feel like your final app, but they're pure design. There's no logic, database, or backend.

You can try different layouts, generate variants, compare them side by side. And because it's all visual, you can go hands-on: drag elements around, adjust spacing, change colors, generate your logo, or create social media graphics.

Nothing is locked in until you're ready, and everything you design becomes a working app when you press "Build."

But a real business needs more than designs. Take our cooking school app: it needs payments for recipe packs, emails for new subscribers, a database for recipes and users, file storage for photos. We believe that assembling all of these shouldn't be on you.

So we built every piece of Biscuit ourselves — payments, database, emails, hosting — as an all-in-one platform. Not as a prototype, but as production-grade infrastructure you can run an actual business on.

When something goes wrong, Biscuit knows what happened and how to fix it. We also built over a hundred checks that catch mistakes before your users ever see them. Things just... work.

This is the part we're most excited about, because this is where most tools leave you on your own.

Even if our chef had built something they were proud of, they'd still need to set up Stripe, wrestle with technical integrations like webhooks, and figure out how to actually receive money. This is a massive barrier for most people.

With Biscuit, payments work the moment you go live. You don't need to create accounts or fill out forms. When you're ready, you flip to live, and the next person who visits your app can pay you.

Payments and emails automatically have a test mode, so you can try everything safely first. It sounds like a small thing, but it makes a huge difference when you're nervous about going live for the first time.

Building the app is just the start. We designed Biscuit to be your full business kit, from marketing to operations.

Say our chef wants to know which recipes are trending and send a discount to people who browsed but haven't purchased a recipe pack yet. It's as simple as asking Biscuit: "Show me the most liked recipes and schedule a weekly email to everyone who browsed but hasn't bought a recipe pack". Biscuit previews the users, shows the email, and gets it scheduled when you press "Run".

And you can go much further: "Summarize all the feedback from my contact form, and create a new screen that addresses the most common requests." Biscuit will read the data, analyze it, and propose the actual design.

This only works because we built and understand every part of the platform, from the database to the emails to the AI. It's all one system, and that's what makes it possible.

Here's the real kicker: we want you making money before we make money. That's not a slogan, it's our business model. We don't charge a monthly subscription. Instead, we take a small share of your revenue when you cash out. If you're not making money, you're not paying us anything.

For our early adopters, we're putting real money behind your success. For every dollar you earn on Biscuit, we match it with a dollar in platform credits. We'll cover hosting, emails, and infrastructure while you grow. And we'll invest $2,000 in co-marketing for each of the first 25 eligible apps that hit $500 in revenue, to help you find your first customers.

We're opening spots from the waitlist every week. Join now, and we'll get you building as soon as we can.

We really can't wait to see what you come up with.