Agent
Your AI developer that ships full-stack apps from a single prompt.
WhatsApp
Build and ship apps straight from a WhatsApp conversation with Macaly.
Web scraping
Turn live web content into a real Macaly site.
Partners
Find trusted agencies and freelancers to help you build with Macaly.
HR
Build career pages, hiring workflows and employee tools from a plain-language brief.
Realtors
Create property pages, lead forms and local market sites that are easy to update.
Freelancers
Ship portfolios, client portals and service pages that make your work easy to buy.
Docs
Guides, API references and tutorials to ship faster with Macaly.
Changelog
Every release note — new features, fixes and improvements.
Inspiration
Real websites, dashboards and apps built end-to-end with Macaly.
Blog
Product stories, builder spotlights and tips for shipping with Macaly.
What we're building, what we're learning, and what our customers are creating with Macaly.
The first Czech AI Olympiad for primary schools brought together more than 50 schools, which built over 200 projects with Macaly.
Most of the content you need for a new site already exists somewhere online. Now Macaly can go and get it for you, from Google Maps to Airbnb, and build it straight into a website or app.
Now you can sell products, services, digital downloads, and subscriptions directly from the websites you build in Macaly. No plugins, no themes — just one prompt.
An agency redesign would have meant a hefty bill and weeks of waiting for a non-profit organization. The president of the Association of Financial Advisors decided to build the website himself using Macaly. The result is a polished, professional website that cost a fraction of the usual price.
Macaly's agent now works inside WhatsApp. Create projects, make quick edits, and publish, all from the app you already have open.
“A lot of people hesitate to try vibe coding. They think they're not technical enough or that it's not for them. Sixteen-year-old students with far less experience proved the opposite in just one hour.”
What's changing, what isn't, and why this matters.
