Quick answer
Taskade Genesis turns one plain-language prompt into a live app with records, agents, and automations wired in, not a code export you still host. Describe the job, review the running URL, then invite your team. Sign-in works on every plan. You match records to that login and test with a second account. Custom domains are Business and above.
Generate a live app
Step 1: Name the records and the people
Write the objects the app must store, who uses each screen, and one action that should happen automatically. Notion documents a similar start in its help center: list the pages and databases before you build.
Step 2: Generate and review the running URL
Open Taskade Genesis and paste that description. Review the live app, not a mockup. Check that records write back to a project and that an agent can answer from those records.
Step 3: Invite one teammate and one visitor
Share the URL with a teammate first. Then add visitor sign-in if outsiders need it. Sign-in confirms identity. You match rows to that login and test with a second account. Put the app on your own domain only on Business and above.
Can I build an app without writing code?
Yes. You describe the app in plain language and Taskade Genesis returns a running URL. Follow the first app tutorial if you want screenshots, or clone a close match from the community gallery.
Does sign-in alone decide which rows a visitor sees?
No. Sign-in confirms who the visitor is. Row scoping is opt-in, defaults off, and needs a validated owner field. Match records to the login, then test with a second account before you invite a real visitor.