You asked: "Who owns the code I build in Draftbit?"
You do. All of it.
→ On paid plans, export your full source code as a .zip or push it to GitHub
→ Your code is never used for AI training
→ API keys and credentials are encrypted at rest (AES-256), and traffic goes over TLS
What else would you want to know before moving a real project in?
From one prompt to a 5-screen e-commerce app in Draftbit:
→ Pick the agent + model (Codex, Claude Code, …)
→ Prompt: Home, Product Detail, Cart, Checkout, Profile
→ Start from the Ecommerce template
→ Onboarding wires up a Supabase backend
→ Missing images/icons? One follow-up prompt fixes them
→ Save, then check the commit history
Full 9-min walkthrough 👇
Solo founder. No engineering team. A production-ready food delivery app.
Rajesh built ZingoEats with Draftbit. What made the difference for him:
→ API integrations handled inside the platform
→ Granular control over the design
→ Custom code + API documentation: "once I mastered those, my development speed doubled"
Full release notes (and an RSS feed): draftbit.com/whats-new/conne…
→ Visual edits change only the lines they touch, so diffs stay small.
New models: GPT-6.1 Sol (the new Codex default), Claude Sonnet 5.5 (≈ half the credits of Opus 5.5) and Claude Haiku 5.5 (Anthropic's fastest).
Release notes: draftbit.com/whats-new/conne…
New Draftbit drop, as sung by our Release Cat. 🎤🐱
🔗 Connect repo: Draftbit works directly in your own GitHub repo — saving commits to the branch you choose
💾 Backups: your app's code, backed up daily when it changes (or hit "Back up now")
⏪ Publish any saved version again to Web, iOS or Android
👀 Skills: coming soon
🤖 Made with AI
Docs:
Connect a GitHub repo → docs.draftbit.com/features/c…
Backups → docs.draftbit.com/features/b…
Publishing → docs.draftbit.com/features/p…
🤖 Made with AI

