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Frequently asked questions

The things people ask us most about building on Factorly.

Sign in, then describe the app you want in plain language from your projects dashboard — “a habit tracker with daily streaks” is enough. The agent scaffolds the project and starts writing code while you watch it run in a live preview. New here? The quickstart guide walks you through your first build.

It usually catches itself: the agent runs your app, reads the logs, and fixes what's broken before handing back to you. If something still isn't right, just say so in the chat and it'll iterate. And because every turn ends in a checkpoint, you can restore any earlier version of your project with one click — nothing you build is ever lost.

Always. Your project is a normal git repository from the very first commit, with real history — not a black box. Connect a GitHub repository from the workspace and push whenever you like, then keep building anywhere. There's no lock-in: if you leave, you take everything with you.

Factorly runs on credits that are spent as the agent works — bigger, longer tasks use more than small tweaks. Each plan includes a monthly allotment, and you can always see what's left. Full plan details and limits live on the pricing page; for invoicing or billing questions, email [email protected].

Factorly ships with a curated set of frontier models tuned for building software, and the agent picks the right one for each step automatically, so you don't have to think about it. If you have a specific model or provider requirement for your team, get in touch and we'll talk through what's possible.

When your app is ready, deploy it straight from the workspace — Factorly builds it and ships it to a live URL you can share. You can keep iterating in the chat and redeploy whenever you want. Prefer to host it yourself? Export to GitHub and deploy anywhere, since it's a standard project.

Yes. Your projects are private to you and your account by default — other users can't see them, and a project is only shared if you explicitly share or publish it. For the specifics on how we handle your data, see our Privacy Policy.

Start with the docs — most questions are answered there. Still stuck? Email [email protected] and a real person will help. You can also check the status page if something looks down.

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