| Builder workflowHow do planning, AI changes, visual edits, and file work fit together? | Default mode changes the app, Discuss mode plans without editing, and Edit mode supports manual or AI-assisted visual work. Manual visual edits do not consume message credits. | Describe the application, review and refine the result through AI, edit visually, or work directly with the project files. | [8] [3] [15] |
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| Backend and dataWho owns authentication, records, functions, files, and authorization? | The managed backend documents a NoSQL database, authentication, Deno functions, integrations, storage, realtime subscriptions, and data controls through its SDK and services. | Cloud apps can use backend services, database-backed state, files, jobs, and WebSockets. The application still needs explicit authentication and server-side access rules. | [5] [6] [16] |
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| Build meterWhat is consumed while the team changes the app? | AI building consumes message credits dynamically. Discuss mode has a lower documented unit, and manual visual edits do not consume message credits. | AI building consumes plan credits. The Pro entry plan currently includes 100 credits per month. | [3] [8] [14] |
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| Live usage meterCan activity in the published app consume a shared allowance? | Selected integrations, email, file operations, AI calls, in-app agents, and automations consume integration credits shared across a workspace. | Published websites and Cloud apps operate within current plan and runtime limits. Model build credits separately from Cloud app capacity and production usage. | [3] [9] [14] [16] |
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| Plan priceWhat does the public plan page show before workload is modeled? | Monthly prices checked August 1 were Free $0, Starter $20, Builder $50, Pro $100, and Elite $200. Annual cards displayed $16, $40, $80, and $160 per month. Verify checkout and allocations before purchase. | Pro currently starts at $25 monthly or $250 yearly and includes 100 monthly AI credits, unlimited static websites, and three Cloud apps. Current limits still apply. | [1] [2] [10] [14] |
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| Publishing and hostingWhat can run on the managed path? | Base44 provides managed backend and frontend hosting, custom domains, and HTTPS. Its built-in frontend host accepts SPA or static-export output; SSR and server components require another frontend host. | Playcode publishes static websites and runs full-stack Cloud apps with backend, database, files, jobs, WebSockets, HTTPS, previews, and domains under plan limits. | [6] [1] [14] [16] |
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| Source and GitWhat reaches a repository or download? | Code views and ZIP export are documented, while GitHub sync requires Builder or higher. A repository does not by itself prove export of live records, credentials, domains, or every managed backend behavior. | Paid plans include project export. Runtime records, files, identities, secrets, domains, and provider-owned data remain separate exit items. | [4] [7] [13] [14] |
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| Team and live accessAre builder collaboration and live-user permissions the same control? | Workspace roles and shared credits are separate from Private, Workspace, or Public app visibility and live Admin or User roles. | Workspace collaboration is plan-bound, while application authentication and record authorization must be designed and tested in the app. | [9] [11] [12] [14] |
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| Mobile boundaryDoes web-first output become a native store package automatically? | Base44 documents web apps and PWA features. Store wrapping is an external workflow, and native-only capabilities require separate setup. | This page treats Playcode as web-first and makes no native App Store or Google Play output claim. | [13] [15] |
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| Recovery and exitWhat returns after an editor revert or runtime recovery? | Version history can preview, restore, or publish an earlier app version. The reviewed page does not establish that an editor revert also restores live database contents. | Cloud snapshots restore code, files, and database together to a saved point on the supported path. Git and project export remain separate controls. | [8] [6] [16] |
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