What the free plan generates
A typical Archiet free plan generation includes:
Web application
- Complete Next.js frontend (all pages: auth flows, settings, onboarding, dashboard)
- Backend in your chosen stack (Flask, FastAPI, Django, NestJS, or Laravel)
- SQLAlchemy / Eloquent / Django ORM models with migration scripts
- REST API endpoints with OpenAPI 3.1 spec
- JWT authentication with httpOnly cookies — production security standards, not a tutorial shortcut
- Multi-tenant data isolation on every query
- Docker + docker-compose for local development
- GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow
Mobile application
- React Native app (Expo) generated alongside the web app
- Onboarding walkthrough, auth screens, settings tab, forgot password, verify email
- App Store and Google Play compliance files (EAS config, privacy policy screen, review prompt)
- OTA update check on launch
Documentation
- Architecture Decision Records for the key technical choices
- Traceability matrix (user stories → entities → routes → tests)
- Security posture document
What's different on the paid plan
The free plan generates a real, shippable application. The paid plan adds:
- Multiple generations — free plan includes 1 generation per workspace
- More stacks — enterprise stacks (Salesforce Apex, SAP CAP, Dynamics 365, Tauri desktop)
- Compliance docs — GDPR DPIA, HIPAA risk assessment, PCI/SOC 2 documentation generated from the data model
- Phone-frame mobile preview — CSS phone frame with Dynamic Island around the Expo Snack preview
- Priority generation queue — no waiting during peak hours
- Code Workbench — in-browser IDE for editing generated files before downloading
How free AI code generation works in Archiet
- Upload or write your requirements — paste a product requirements doc, describe your app in plain English, or use the Blueprint Wizard to structure your ideas into entities, user stories, and acceptance criteria
- Pick your stack — Flask + Next.js, FastAPI + React, NestJS + Next.js, Laravel + Next.js, or Django
- Generate — the pipeline runs in 45–90 seconds, scoring the output before delivery
- Preview — web app opens in an in-browser CodeSandbox; mobile app runs in Expo Snack (scan QR with Expo Go on your phone)
- Download — ZIP file, ready to run with
docker-compose up
The quality bar on free
Archiet's generation pipeline scores every output before delivery — free or paid. A quality score below 80/100 means the generation is flagged, not silently passed to you with hidden defects. The five scoring dimensions are the same on the free plan:
- Auth security (cookie flags, route protection, token handling)
- API contract coverage (every route in spec must exist in code)
- Migration completeness (every model field has a migration)
- File structure (no missing required pages or screens)
- Mobile compliance (App Store required files present)
This is why free AI code generation from Archiet produces something you can actually use — not a template with TODO comments and missing auth implementation.
Common use cases for the free plan
Validating a product idea — Generate the application before you commit to building it manually. See if the architecture makes sense, if the data model is complete, if the feature set is coherent. The generated app is often cleaner than the mental model.
Agency pitch — Generate a working prototype for a client pitch. The output is professional enough to demo, the code quality is good enough to hand off to a development team as a starting point.
Learning a new stack — Generate a production-grade example application in NestJS, Laravel, or Go and study how a real codebase is structured. The ADRs explain every decision.
Non-technical founders — Generate the application yourself, review the quality score, and hand the ZIP to a development team with a clear spec and starting point. The traceability matrix tells the team which requirements map to which code.
CTA
Generate your first production-grade application free — no credit card, no token limits on the first generation.
Start free at archiet.com. Takes less than two minutes from sign-up to generated codebase.