Everyone can describe
the tool they need.

AI got good at writing software and almost nothing else got easier. The chat gives you code, and then you are on your own: a repo to make, a stack to choose, a database to provision, a server to rent, a domain to point, a way to let a colleague in. Every one of those is a different product with a different account and a different bill.

So the tools people actually need never get made. Not because nobody can describe them, but because the distance between describing one and having a working thing at a link your team can open is still measured in weeks.

We wanted that distance to be an afternoon, for someone who has never opened a terminal.

doable is a desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux. It does three things, and it is the only place you need for any of them.

Build. Connect the Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini plan you already pay for. Describe the tool you need in plain language and it gets built for real, on your own machine, while you watch each step in plain English. Anything you do not like, you undo in one click.

Publish. One button puts it where people can use it. Web tools go live at their own HTTPS link with a database and a domain handled for you. Phone apps build for the App Store and Google Play. Desktop apps become installers. Scheduled jobs just run.

Share. Invite the people you work with by email. One person edits at a time, everyone else watches the project change live, and you decide who can publish. No branches, no merge conflicts, nothing to explain to a colleague who is not a developer.

We do not resell you AI tokens. doable uses the subscription you already have, connected on your own machine, so your usage is between you and your provider.

We do not build a sandbox you can never leave. What comes out is a normal project in a normal container. Move it to your own server tomorrow, or off Doable entirely, and it runs the same.

We do not meter you into a surprise. Your plan includes its month of credits up front, and that is the bill. If you want more you buy them deliberately, and if you turn on automatic top-ups you set the ceiling yourself. A tool that suddenly gets popular pauses and asks, it does not invoice you and apologise later.

The app builds on your computer, so your work is yours before it is ever ours. When you host on your own server, you should be able to read every line of what you install. Our agent is open source. It communicates outbound only, never opens a port, and only manages containers you publish through doable.

Your environment variables are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Your API tokens are stored as SHA-256 hashes. We do not access the contents of your source code beyond what is needed to build and publish it, and we never train on it. The full list of vendors we share data with is at doable.do/subprocessors.