Say what you want. Lamp writes the code, runs it for you to see, and once you're happy, publishes it as a website or mobile app in one click. Customer acquisition, phone sales and payments plug into the same platform next. No coding, no team: one person can turn an idea into a business.
Mac (Apple silicon) and 64-bit Windows · free during beta
The Lamp beta isn’t Apple-signed yet, so macOS asks you to allow it once. After that it opens normally.
If it says the file is damaged, run this line in Terminal, then double-click again:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/神灯.app
Until signing is done, new Mac versions must be re-downloaded here and dragged over the old one. Windows auto-update is unaffected.
Windows: if SmartScreen shows a blue warning, click More info → Run anyway. Only needed once.
Why Lamp
Not a code snippet for you to wrestle with: Lamp takes the whole road, from writing and running code to publishing, building, shipping to stores, and on to finding customers and getting paid.
Describe what you need in plain language. Lamp reads the project on your computer, edits files, starts a preview and checks screenshots itself, with every step visible.
Your app runs on the right and you can click around in it. Every round of changes is a commit; one click takes you back if you don't like it.
Domain, HTTPS and a hosted database included; you get a URL when it's done. Idle databases are archived automatically and restored when you come back.
Scan a QR code to try it on a real phone, build the install package in the cloud and submit straight to Google Play. iOS and TestFlight follow the same flow.
Import your existing code. Lamp detects the framework, lists the pages, finds hard-coded secrets, migrates it page by page into a publishable website, then turns it into an app.
Customer acquisition, phone sales and payments are being built into the platform, so once your app is live you won't have to stitch together third-party services.
How it works
"Build an expense tracker where I can add an entry and see this month's total." No technical knowledge needed: just say what comes to mind.
Within seconds the interface appears on the right. Click around, change things. For mobile apps, scan a QR code with Expo Go to try it on a real phone.
Websites publish to xxx.lampapp.dev in one click; apps build and submit to the stores in one click. Backend and database are hosted by the platform.
Plug in customer acquisition, phone sales and payments, read the numbers, make decisions, and turn the app into a business.
After launch
Shipping a product used to mean finding an ad agency, hiring a sales team and integrating payments yourself. Lamp's goal is to put all of that in one platform: you focus on the idea and your customers, the platform handles the rest. These capabilities are under construction and will open to beta users step by step.
Push your app to ad platforms in one click, with budget, creatives and conversions in one place.
AI callers and human agents follow up on leads; call records land in your customer table automatically.
Subscriptions, one-off purchases and merchant payments, with reconciliation and settlement handled by the platform.
Users, revenue and retention in one dashboard view, so the next step is obvious.
What you can build
The user's own words first, what Lamp delivered second. Personal tools or small customer-facing businesses can all start this way.
Download Lamp, sign in and start with your first sentence. Everything is free during beta, what you build is yours, and business services open to beta users first.
The beta build isn't signed yet. On macOS, right-click and choose "Open" the first time; on Windows, choose "Run anyway".