# Build apps and websites with Draftship

> What Draftship is, what every app comes with, and where to go next in these docs.


Draftship turns a description into a working web app. You write what you want in plain language; Draftship designs the interface, writes the code, checks that it builds, fixes problems on its own, and publishes the result at its own address.

## What every app comes with

- **A live address** — `https://your-app-1a2b3c4d.draftship.site`, ready the moment the first build succeeds.
- **A database** — tables (called *entities*) with security rules, managed for you.
- **User accounts** — sign-up, login and roles for the people who use your app.
- **AI and files** — call AI, generate images, upload files and send email from inside your app.
- **Real code** — a Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS project you can view, push to GitHub or deploy to Vercel on paid plans.

## Where to start

- New here? Follow [Building an app](/docs/getting-started/quick-start).
- Making a marketing site? See [Building a website](/docs/getting-started/building-a-website).
- Want better results from the AI? Read [Writing effective prompts](/docs/building/writing-effective-prompts).
- Building something with data and logins? Start with [Managing your app data](/docs/data/managing-your-app-data).
- Developer? Jump to the [backend overview](/docs/developers/backend/introduction) and the [SDK](/docs/developers/sdk/overview).