JBOX

What is JBOX

JBOX is an AI product builder that turns prompts into production-ready Next.js apps. It generates connected user flows, backend logic, auth, and deployment, all within a single canvas. JBOX focuses on building complete product systems rather than isolated screens, mapping every role, edge case, and user journey.

How to use JBOX

1. Start with a prompt: Describe your product idea in plain language.
2. Review the system map: JBOX generates a visual map of your product architecture, including user flows, roles, and edge cases.
3. Edit and refine: Make changes to any part of the system; all connected elements update instantly.
4. Export code: One-click export to GitHub with a fully scaffolded repository.
5. Deploy: One-click deploy to Vercel with preview URLs for every branch.

Features of JBOX

• Prompt-to-flow: Generate complete product flows from a single prompt.
• Multi-role maps: Model every role, permission, and failure state as first-class citizens.
• Edge-case probe: Surface edge cases before shipping.
• Design system first: Establish a consistent design system from the start.
• All-in-one canvas: Design system, user paths, edge cases, roles, and production code in one view.
• Clean, editable code: Exports clean, readable, idiomatic Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, and shadcn/ui.
• Supabase backend: Managed Postgres, auth, storage, and row-level security configured out of the box.
• Vercel deployment: One-click deploy with pre-wired domains, environment variables, and edge functions.
• GitHub export: Push a fully scaffolded repo with flows, components, and database wiring.

Use Cases of JBOX

• Building full-stack web apps: From idea to production-ready Next.js app.
• Product teams: Replace the need for separate designer, PM, and developer for initial builds.
• Multi-role platforms: Handle complex systems with different user types (e.g., employer, employee, admin).
• E-commerce storefronts: Build editorial storefronts with shop, lookbook, and account flows.
• Specialized platforms: Create niche platforms like astrology services with seeker, astrologer, and admin workflows.

Pricing

• JBOX Pro: Free to start with 100 credits. Top up with $20 for 100 more credits. Includes priority AI processing, unlimited flow generation, and export to production code.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing for bigger teams. Includes everything in Pro, custom credit tiers, white-glove onboarding, SSO & team management, and dedicated account manager.

FAQ

What does JBOX generate? Complete, multi-role product flows with screens, logic, and edge cases - wired to production-ready code you can export.

Is the code editable? Yes. Every export is clean, readable, and idiomatic. Open it in your editor and keep building.

How does GitHub export work? One click pushes a fully scaffolded repo with your flows, components, and database wiring.

Can it handle multiple roles and edge cases? Yes - JBOX models roles, permissions, and failure states as first-class citizens of the map.

What about the database? Every project ships with a managed Supabase backend wired in - Postgres, auth, storage, and row-level security configured out of the box. No setup, no separate account.

Where does it deploy? One-click deploy to Vercel with preview URLs for every branch. Domains, environment variables, and edge functions are pre-wired so production is one push away.

Which stack does JBOX generate? Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, and shadcn/ui - paired with Supabase for data and Vercel for hosting.

Is JBOX an AI to code tool? Yes. JBOX is an AI to code platform for product teams, but it focuses on full systems instead of only generating isolated code snippets or single screens.

Can I use JBOX for prompt to code workflows? Yes. You can describe a product in plain language and use JBOX as a prompt to code workflow that maps roles, screens, logic, and edge cases before export.

How is JBOX different from a typical AI app builder? Most AI app builders generate pages quickly. JBOX is designed to help teams build connected product systems with flow maps, consistent logic, and production-ready Next.js code.

How much does JBOX cost? $20 for 100 credits. Top up whenever you need more - there is no monthly commitment.

Do I get free credits to start? Yes. You get 100 free credits when you sign up - enough to see your product take shape before you spend anything.

Do I need a credit card to try JBOX? No. You can start free with your signup credits. A card is only needed when you choose to top up.

What happens when I run out of credits? Top up with $20 for another 100 credits, any time you need them. You only pay when you need more.