An agent that builds
Ask for a pricing page, a CSV parser, a whole dashboard. It writes real code into real files instead of pasting a snippet for you to assemble.
- Runs on a real filesystem
- Iterate — ask for changes
- Remembers the project context
AI app builder · no local setup
Tell Vokong what to build in plain English. An agent writes it into a folder you can see, file by file — then hands you a Dockerfile so you can deploy it to your own AWS or Azure account. Nothing is hosted on our side, and nothing is locked in.
Bring your own API key · Free tier available · Deploy to your cloud
What it actually looks like
The agent works in a folder you can open. Every file it writes is visible as it happens, and the whole tree is yours to keep, edit, or throw away.
Describe it in plain English, get a working project
The whole folder is downloadable and yours to keep
Dockerfile included — ship to AWS, Azure or anywhere
Every query is scoped to your account. Always.
Everything it does
Ask for a pricing page, a CSV parser, a whole dashboard. It writes real code into real files instead of pasting a snippet for you to assemble.
Every app gets its own folder, seeded with a starter that matches what you want to build — React, Node, Python, or a plain static site.
A proper file tree, not a chat transcript. Expand it, open any file, and watch new ones appear the moment the agent writes them.
Each project is a real project root with a Dockerfile, .dockerignore and a deploy.md of real commands for AWS, Azure, GCP and Fly.
Bring your own OpenRouter or Plugsky key and the agent runs on your account. We never see the bill, and your key is stored encrypted.
The agent runs as an unprivileged user in a bubblewrap sandbox. It can see its own project folder and nothing else — no database, no other users' work.
Your infrastructure, not ours
Vokong hosts nothing publicly. Every project is a folder with a Dockerfile in it, which is the common denominator across all the platforms below — build the image once, run it wherever you like, billed to your account.
One line, from your project folder
docker build -t myapp . && docker run -p 8080:8080 myapp
How it works
Pick a starter — React, Node, Python or a blank static site. Your project root, ready to build into.
Tell the agent what you want in plain English. Watch the files appear in the tree as it writes them.
The Dockerfile is already there. Build the image and run it on your own AWS or Azure account.
Questions
No. OpenRouter has a free tier that needs no card, and adding a key from there costs you nothing. Vokong doesn't bundle or resell model access — you bring a key, you pay that provider directly.
OpenCode restricts its free tier to its desktop and terminal apps. The agent here runs headless on a server, so those models refuse every request. That's why Vokong routes through providers that don't apply that restriction.
Only its own project folder. It runs as an unprivileged user inside a sandbox with no access to your database, other users' work, or the site's settings — and no secrets in its environment.
You do. The files sit in a folder on a filesystem. Download them, edit them by hand, put them in git — there's no proprietary format and nothing to export.
No, and that's deliberate. Every project gets a Dockerfile, so you build the image and run it on your own AWS, Azure or any other account. We never see that bill.
Vokong itself is free while it's in beta. No card required. Model usage is separate and billed by whichever provider your key belongs to.
Make a folder, tell the agent what you need, and get a real project you can read, edit and deploy. No card required to start.