How it works
How Korbex works
Korbex turns a plain-language request into deployed software, following the same steps a good human team does: plan, code, review, test and approve. This is the full journey of every request.
Get early accessThe journey of every request
- 01
You ask
In the chat or in a meeting, in your own words. No technical knowledge needed.
Your idea
- 02
Korbex plans
It turns your request into clear tasks and assigns them to the right expert on the team.
Plan
- 03
The team builds
Each expert works on their part, in an isolated environment and only with the permissions it needs.
Build
- 04
It’s reviewed and tested
Every change goes through code review and tests before it moves on.
Quality
- 05
You approve
What matters waits for your “yes”: nothing reaches production without your approval.
Your call
What makes it reliable
Steady progress
Ready work always has someone to pick it up; nothing stalls without a reason.
Your credentials, protected
The AI never sees your keys or passwords, and your code lives in your own accounts.
Cost under control
Each task uses only the capacity it needs, without overspending.
Project memory
The team remembers your decisions, preferences and the product’s direction.
What always waits for your approval
No agent can skip these steps. They reach you in the app and, if you connect it, in Slack.
Scope and priorities
Delivery ManagerSprint plan
Project ManagerNew policies
ArchitectVisual style
UI/UXProduction deployment
DevOpsRelease sign-off
QASecurity policies
Cybersecurity
Where each part runs
In Korbex
Korbex, the Delivery Manager, the Project Manager, the Architect and UI/UX talk, plan and review from the Korbex platform.
In your GitHub
FullStack, Frontend, Backend, DevOps, QA and Cybersecurity work in your repository with GitHub Actions: branches, pull requests, tests and pipelines.
In your Firebase
Your app is published to your own project: first to the Test environment, and to Production only with your approval.
What it builds with
By default, Korbex builds web apps with React, Vite and TypeScript on Firebase (Firestore, Auth, Hosting and Cloud Functions on Node.js), with GitHub Actions for CI/CD. When you set up your project you can pick other options: Next.js, mobile apps with React Native (Expo) or Flutter, PostgreSQL on Supabase or Cloud SQL, MongoDB Atlas, Amazon S3, Vercel or Google Cloud Run. Options outside the recommended stack are paid add-ons. The agents work with Claude (Anthropic) and each task uses only the capacity it needs.
Web
- React + Vite + TypeScriptIncluded
- Next.jsAdd-on
Mobile
- React Native (Expo)Add-on
- FlutterAdd-on
Data and backend
- FirestoreIncluded
- Cloud Functions (Node.js)Included
- PostgreSQL (Supabase)Add-on
- PostgreSQL (Cloud SQL)Add-on
- MongoDB AtlasAdd-on
Sign-in and security
- Email and passwordIncluded
- Google accountIncluded
- Apple accountAdd-on
- Roles and permissionsIncluded
- Habeas Data / GDPRAdd-on
Files
- Firebase StorageIncluded
- Amazon S3Add-on
- Offline modeAdd-on
Hosting and CI/CD
- Firebase HostingIncluded
- VercelAdd-on
- Google Cloud RunAdd-on
- GitHub ActionsIncluded
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