v0.1.0-alpha.3 · Linux · local-first
Build the small tool you keep working around.
Tell Fictor what you need in everyday language. It builds a small browser app you can try privately before deciding whether to keep it.
No coding required. No account, telemetry, or update check.
Describe what you need
“Make me a quote calculator for custom jobs. I need materials, hours, VAT, saved quotes and a clean customer printout.”
Illustrative example of a suitable request—not a promise that every result will be complete.
Say it normally.Describe the job and the result you want. No programming vocabulary needed.
Try it first.Nothing is replaced while you click through the new app preview.
Keep it—or don’t.You decide whether the preview becomes your app.
What we actually tested
We clicked through the result ourselves.
For the release journey, Fictor was asked for a counter that remembers its value after a page reload. The result was opened in Chrome and used like an ordinary person would use it.
Click counter
2Observed in the packaged release
Increment, decrement, reset and saved state all behaved as requested. We also checked the generated files directly during release review; end users are not expected to read them.
This is evidence from one real build, not a published success rate. Alpha results can still be incomplete or wrong—try the app before keeping it.
One delivery path
From one request to an app you can try.
The safety machinery stays behind the scenes. The visible workflow is deliberately short.
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Describe it
Explain the task, the information you use and what should happen.
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Let Fictor build
Fictor creates and checks a separate preview without replacing anything.
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Try the result
Click through it in the browser using a task you already understand.
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Keep it—or don’t
Keep the result only when it does what you need.
Before you spend an evening on it
Small jobs that deserve their own tool.
Fictor is for people who understand the task they want to simplify. No software development experience is required.
A good alpha fit
- Quote and cost calculatorswith your rates and rules
- Local trackers and registerswith the fields you actually use
- Checklists and reference toolsfor one recurring workflow
- Tasks you can check by using the resultwithout understanding how the app is built
Not built for yet
- Accounts, payments or shared databases
- npm packages or arbitrary network access
- Mobile or native applications
- High-stakes decisions you cannot check yourself
Model choice
Your task stays on your computer by default.
By default, Fictor uses a compatible Ollama model running on your computer. Your description and result stay there. We will recommend models only after directly checking the apps they produce; hardware needs will be stated per model.
OpenAI and Anthropic are optional. Before each cloud-backed operation, Fictor names the destination and what will be sent, then refuses to transmit without consent for that operation.
Security boundary: the alpha’s Build browser path is not additionally wrapped in a Linux kernel sandbox. Read the full security dossier before using it with sensitive projects.
Read security boundaries and known limitations →v0.1.0-alpha.3
Start with one task you know well.
The public alpha is available now. Start with a small task whose right answer you already understand.
Download v0.1.0-alpha.3