A website presents; an app does something. The moment a project needs a login, a form that stores what it collects, a dashboard, or a portal a customer signs into, you are building an application — and most site builders quietly stop being useful there.
Vantix generates working web applications: routing, state, forms that submit, views that update. The result is a React + Vite project you can read, export and hand to a developer.
A brochure site rarely outgrows its builder. An app almost always does — someone will need an integration, a rule, a report that the tool never anticipated.
Because a Vantix project is an ordinary React + Vite codebase, that moment is a handover rather than a rebuild. Any developer can open it, and nothing in it depends on us continuing to exist.
Workspaces let several people build against one shared balance, with roles deciding who may publish and an audit log recording who did. Publishing keeps working when a member leaves, which is not true of tools where the project belongs to whoever created it.
Yes. Describe who signs in and what they should see, and the authentication and access rules are generated with the app.
It can generate the code to talk to an API you have. Say what the system is and what you need from it.
Yes. Export the project at any time; it runs anywhere React runs.
On European infrastructure in Germany.
Working software, not a mockup. Free to start.
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