What you can build
Mythex is built for apps and websites you can open in a browser and publish to a public link. Step-by-step guides: Use cases.Common project types
Marketing sites & landing pages
Company sites, waitlists, campaign pages, portfolios.
Product apps & dashboards
Multi-page apps, admin panels, customer portals, charts and tables.
Internal tools
Ops dashboards, simple CRMs, workflow UIs for your team.
Stores & catalogs
Product listings and commerce-style fronts (payments depend on what you connect).
Prototypes & MVPs
Investor demos and clickable products before a bigger engineering build.
AI inside the app
Chat or summaries with your own provider keys — not builder credits.
How to start
- Use case guide: pick a page under Use cases and copy the starter prompt.
- Templates: browse mythex.ai/templates for starter prompts by niche (waitlist, CRM, portfolio, etc.).
- From scratch: describe the product in your first message on the dashboard (and mention a stack preference only if you care).
Any stack you ask for
Default greenfield apps are Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind. You can still ask for another setup in the first prompt — the use-case guides still apply.
There is no hosting to set up yourself. Container backends publish from a Dockerfile.
Database & uploads
You can attach a database to a project and use file uploads when your app needs them — without wiring hosting yourself. See Database and File storage.Custom domains
Pro can buy a domain in Mythex or connect one you already own to a published app. See Custom domains.Mobile apps
On Pro, the app you build can also be an Android and iPhone app — the same project, wrapped for phones and built on Mythex’s build machines. Android goes to Google Play internal testing (or a file to download), iPhone to TestFlight, and the agent can manage your store listings. See Mobile apps.Not the best fit (today)
- Phone apps that need heavy native code (3D games, custom device drivers): Mythex’s phone apps are your web app in a native shell
- Heavy custom machine-learning training pipelines