Buildra itself connects to GitHub and to the AI agent you already use. Everything else here is code in your own project: describe what the app needs and the agent writes the integration in, against your accounts and your keys.
Import a repository, mirror every commit
Import an existing GitHub repository through the Buildra GitHub App, which only ever reads. Going the other way, connect a repository you own and every commit the agent makes is pushed to it. The mirror runs one way — work you push on GitHub stays on GitHub — and there are no branches, pull requests or CI in between.
github.com →Where a web project lives
Web templates come with a Cloudflare D1 database wired in, and the app runs on Cloudflare Workers. Publishing is one click on every plan and puts the app on its own buildra.page address, with a roll back to the previous release and a way to take the site offline.
cloudflare.com →Sign-in that is already in place
A web project starts with better-auth wired up, so accounts, sessions and sign-in exist before the first screen does. Want different providers or a different flow? Ask the agent — it edits the code in your own project.
better-auth.com →The app in your hand
A native project opens on your own phone through Expo Go while you are still building, on the free plan. EAS turns it into a real build: an Android APK on Free, iOS and store builds on any paid plan, uploaded to App Store Connect (TestFlight) and Google Play from your own developer accounts.
expo.dev →Payments your app's own code calls
Describe a pricing page, a subscription or a customer portal and the agent writes the Stripe integration into your project: products, prices, checkout and webhook handlers that keep your app's database in sync. Your Stripe account and your keys, in code you can download.
stripe.com →Transactional email your app sends
Ask for a signup email, a magic link or a notification and the agent wires Resend into the app it is building — templates you keep changing by asking, sent from a domain you verify on your own Resend account.
resend.com →Product analytics, if the app wants them
Ask for analytics and the agent adds the PostHog client to your app: page views, custom events, feature flags. It is ordinary code in your project, pointed at your own PostHog project key.
posthog.com →Bring the AI agent you already use
Buildra speaks MCP. An outside agent signs in with OAuth and can then create a project, send it messages and publish it. You approve the connection, you watch what it does, and you can revoke it at any time.
modelcontextprotocol.io →Your project is ordinary code, so anything you can install from npm works. Describe the integration in your own words and the agent writes it in. The source downloads as a .tar.gz on any plan, and the optional mirror pushes every commit the agent makes to a GitHub repository you own — nothing here holds your code hostage.
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Free: 5 credits a day, up to 25 a month, 3 projects, and publishing in one click.