Buildable

Buildable is a planning tool for developers who want to stop staring at a blank repo and start building. You describe your SaaS idea in plain language, and Buildable's AI breaks it down into a full development plan — architecture, tasks, the works. It then scaffolds a private GitHub repository under your account, sets up CI/CD, and streams tasks through an MCP server so your AI assistant (Claude, GPT-4, or any MCP-compatible model) can start executing them right away. The whole point is to skip the planning paralysis and get straight to coding.

What makes Buildable stand out is how it bridges planning and execution. The AI doesn't just generate a to-do list — it creates a structured backlog that lives on a Kanban board, and tasks auto-update as CI status changes. You connect your AI assistant by copying an API key and running one CLI command; Buildable handles the MCP protocol behind the scenes. The tool is stack-agnostic, so whether you're using React, Rails, Go, or Rust, the planner adapts the repo scaffold and CI template. There's no vendor lock-in either — you own the repo from minute one, and you can export your plan as JSON or push tasks to GitHub Issues.

Buildable is best for solo developers and small teams who want to move fast without getting bogged down in project setup. If you're a solo dev building a side project or a startup, the Pro plan ($15/month) gives you five project generations per month. For teams of two or more, the Team plan ($29/user/month) includes 20 shared generations. It's also useful for prototyping — you can iterate on ideas quickly, scrap what doesn't work, and keep what does, all without losing your code or data.