Whacka
Whacka turns plain-language descriptions into hosted apps with generated interfaces, data, and logic. Nontechnical builders and business teams can use it to create tools such as booking pages, storefronts, and customer portals.
Who it's for
- Small-business operators who need booking pages, storefronts, or customer portals without coding.
- Teams that need internal tools or back offices and want to describe the app and its changes through chat.
- People creating community, teaching, or personal apps who want Whacka to host the result.
How it fits your workflow
Describe the app you want in plain language. Whacka generates its interface, data, and logic and provides a live link, usually within minutes.
Use chat to request changes and see them live. The page lists built-in logins, a database, live syncing, AI, payments, notifications, team accounts, file uploads, and reminders.
Press Publish when ready. The page says versions are saved and can be reverted, and that apps can run on a Whacka.app subdomain or, from Starter, the user's own domain.
Pricing
Free: Free to start, with no credit card required; the page says users can keep what they build.
Free
Free to start; the page says no credit card is required.
- · Start building apps
- · Keep what you build
Starter
Price not stated on the supplied page.
- · Apps stay online on the user's own domain
Paid plans
Prices not stated on the supplied page.
- · Add more build credits
Prices checked on Oct 31, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- App generation from plain language
- Users describe the app they want in a chat, and Whacka generates its interface, data, and logic.
- Hosting and live app link
- Whacka hosts the generated app and provides a live link; the page also mentions an app's own address.
- Built-in app capabilities
- The page lists working logins, a real database, live syncing, built-in AI, push notifications, payments, team accounts, file uploads, and scheduled reminders.
- Conversational editing and publishing
- Users can request changes in chat and see them live. Publishing requires the user to press Publish, and the page says versions can be reverted.
- Mobile and desktop access
- The page says apps work on desktop and mobile and can be installed on a home screen.
- App activity reporting
- The app reports information such as who signed up, what is happening, and what needs the user's attention.
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Dashwave
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Getting started
- Start free from the Whacka website; the page says no credit card is required.
- Describe the app you want in plain language.
- Review the generated app and request changes in chat.
- Press Publish when you want the app to go live.
Frequently asked questions
What is Whacka?
Whacka is an AI platform that turns plain language into working apps for personal, community, or business use, with no code required.
How does it work?
Describe what you need. Whacka generates the interface, data, logic, and a live link, usually in a few minutes.
What does it cost?
You can start free and keep what you build. Paid plans add more build credits; from Starter, apps stay online on your own domain.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The page says Whacka handles the app's layout and backend from a plain-language description.
Can I use it for my business?
Yes. The page names booking pages, storefronts, internal tools, and customer portals as business uses.
Is the app really mine?
The page says users can keep, run, and grow their apps, and refers to their data, Whacka.app subdomain, and users.