caffeine

Create successful apps and websites through chat — on a safe open tech stack for AI that rolls back limits

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Caffeine's biggest update just dropped.

Here's what's new:

Agentic build system - a Composer orchestrates specialist agents

New landing page experience - completely redesigned from the ground up

Updated dashboard - all your projects in one place

Discovery phase - the agent reads your codebase before building

Context as RAM - projects grow without hitting limits

Version history - track and restore previous builds

-- V3 is here.

[caffeine @caffeineai]

@TheWeb3Patriot To clarify - subscription credits are used before top-up credits.

Full order: welcome credits → subscription credits → top-up/voucher credits.

[caffeine @caffeineai]

We recently introduced our new simplified pricing tiers.

Free - Give Caffeine a try. Remix apps from the App Market. Test it out.

Host - Your app, live and always on. Build with chat, take it live on your own domain.

Studio - For people who keep shipping. Publish to the App Market. Buy a domain through us or bring your own.

For more information check out the FAQ: https://t.co/hcPn73bT6H

[caffeine @caffeineai]

@amioo1x Please message the support team on Discord for help: https://t.co/8UY1OPNxlU

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Most writing apps treat your notes like a stack of separate documents - you write one, you save it, you move on, and the next time you want to find it you're scrolling through a folder trying to remember what you called it. StoryMesh works differently. Your notes live in a space where any one of them can connect to any other, and the connections you make turn into a visual map you can actually look at.

You write in plain markdown - nothing to learn if you've used it before, nothing fancy if you haven't. When you want to link one note to another, you put the name in [[brackets]] and the link is made. The graph view shows every connection as it forms, so a week into using it you can step back and see how the things you've been thinking about actually relate to each other. Autosave is on by default, every version is kept, and the whole thing exports as markdown whenever you want to take it somewhere else.

Because it's built on Caffeine, you can use StoryMesh as-is, or open it up and remix it into your own version - change what doesn't fit, keep what does. The App Market link below is where you'll find it.

App Market: https://t.co/MGfmM8CIjX

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Thanks for being one of the early members. Here's what changed: that 10-project allowance was part of the old early-member setup. Under the new plans, Free caps at 3 projects — and creating projects from scratch is now a paid feature (Free is for remixing apps from the App Market).

Since you're building your own projects from scratch — even just to test, not going live yet — you'll want Host. It's $5/month ($2 for your first month) and gives you:

- Unlimited projects (your 7 are safe, and you can keep making more)
- Build from scratch with chat
- 20 credits/month

You'd only need Studio ($25/mo) later if you want to publish to the App Market, buy a domain through us, or want the bigger 100-credit allowance. For testing and building, Host is all you need.

[caffeine @caffeineai]

We're simplifying Caffeine's pricing.

Three plans, each with a job:

Free - try Caffeine.
Host - keep your app live.
Studio - build, publish, and grow.

Live today.

[caffeine @caffeineai]

No - your live app stays live. Nothing gets switched off automatically; it'll keep running unless you unpublish it yourself.

Worth knowing for going forward: publishing new apps live is a paid feature now, and on Free your apps won't appear in the public App Market. But anything you already have live keeps running.

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Full breakdown - credits, your apps, your yearly plan - in the FAQ: https://t.co/5zmdxqGxYU

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Free is for trying Caffeine. Remix apps from the App Market.Test it out.

If you want to keep going, Host is just $5 a month ($2 for the first month for new subscribers).

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Most cocktail apps ask what spirit you want. POUR asks what mood you're in.

This app built on Caffeine - pick Relaxed, Bold, Romantic, or Energetic. Find the right drink.

Remix the app on the app market.
https://t.co/tcxLDET0cC

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Design agencies are famously bad at building their own websites.

We built CHROMA on Caffeine to show it doesn't have to be that way - a full studio site, one conversation.

Yours to remix on the app market.
https://t.co/wHTRvOQKtY

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Launchpad is a storefront, a back office, and a customer portal - wrapped into one app you can rebrand as your own.

Take orders, run a CRM, manage inventory, send invoices, see your numbers - all in the same place, under your own brand.

Three demo setups out of the box: retail, services, hospitality. Remix the closest one and make it yours.

App Market: https://t.co/GBMQhNgneq

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Most streaming sites don't care where the music was made.

We built LUNO RADIO on Caffeine to see what changes when they do. Every set mapped to where it was recorded - from high in the Dolomites to Bali:

https://t.co/BWM4GPHIhf

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Post to X when a course goes live. Let your app answer questions using ChatGPT.

That's Caffeine connectors. OpenAI and X, live now.

When you build your next or exisitng app try this: "Let's build a multi-user chatbot app using OpenAI."

[caffeine @caffeineai]

We pulled the numbers on what's actually getting published to the App Market.

Productivity is the largest category at 36%. Education is second at 25%.

Together those two make up 61% of every app on Caffeine.

When people don't need to code to build, the first thing they reach for isn't a game or a side project. It's the tool they always wished existed.

See the rest: https://t.co/MGfmM8CIjX

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Planning a trail run used to mean three apps, a weather site, and hoping the elevation data was right.

We built TRAVERSE on Caffeine to show what one app could cover - route discovery, elevation planning, real-time weather.

This is what's possible: https://t.co/5Bd4RWC4FI

[caffeine @caffeineai]

Artist sites usually mean briefs, agencies, weeks of back-and-forth.

We built one on Caffeine to show it doesn't have to. Everything an artist needs - one conversation.

Yours to explore: https://t.co/ZKdpyUTawu