FAQ

Do I own what I build?

Yes. Your projects, their code, and anything you export are yours.

Can I see the code?

Yes — the builder streams every file as it’s written, with syntax highlighting, and you can open any project’s files after the build.

Do my apps work when Codify is closed?

Published links and deployed apps are live on the internet — they don’t need you (or Codify’s builder) open to run.

Why did my build take a different path than last time?

Codify routes each ask to the pipeline that fits it: quick single-page tools build in one pass; large multi-page apps get an architecture plan; games get a design pass; 3D builds go through the verified sandbox. Same front door, different machinery.

Can someone edit a project with me?

Yes — share the edit link. Anyone signed-in with the link can view and edit, and you can revoke the link whenever you want.

What happens if a build fails?

You aren’t charged for a hard-failed build request, and the builder recovers automatically where possible (fallback pipelines, single retry, fix-error actions). If something ships broken, tell the builder what’s wrong — the fix loop is the product.

Is my data private?

Projects are private by default. They become public only when you publish a share link or post them to Discovery. Connector secrets are encrypted and never exposed to the client.