From wherever you are, to a company.
An idea still in your head. A half-built app you stopped touching. A five-year-old project nobody has opened in months. Folean works out exactly where you stand, proves it with evidence you can check, then takes it the rest of the way.
New idea
You have an idea, and nothing else yet.
Type one sentence. Folean asks the questions that are cheap now and brutal later, then writes the answers down for you.
Resume a project
You already started something, somewhere.
Most projects are not one neat thing. Folean reads every part, says in one sentence what it is, and puts you on the road.
Free to start, no card. Nothing in your project is changed without you saying so, and everything we call proven has a receipt.
Building is solved. Knowing is not. Here is what happens to the people who only got the building part.
- 96%
of AI-built apps put under a deep check carried at least one security problem.
Source: 2025 deep review of AI-generated applications
- 62%
carried one rated critical or high. Not a warning. Something a stranger could use.
Source: Same review, severity breakdown
- 7%
had a database any stranger on the internet could read.
In the Y Combinator control group, none did.
Source: Same review, against a Y Combinator cohort
- 200k
new projects a day are created and arrive at exactly the same wall.
Source: Reported daily project volume across AI app builders, 2025
Figures come from published 2025 studies of AI-generated applications. We repeat them here with the method attached, because a number without a method is a claim, and we do not sell claims.
Starting from nothing.
Nothing exists yet, and that is a real position rather than a shortcoming. Everything is still free to change, and it will never be this cheap again.
- 01You write one sentence.
- 02Folean asks the questions that are cheap now and brutal later.
- 03Your answers become documents a company can actually stand on.
- 04The road appears, and you are already on it.
Your idea
a booking app for my salon
What Folean needs to know
If a stylist opens the app, may they cancel a booking that is not theirs?
Technical name: authorization model
Should one customer ever be able to see another customer's phone number?
Technical name: row-level security
Someone pays a deposit of 19.99. Where exactly does that number live?
Technical name: money stored as integer minor units
Founding documents, written for you
What this is
One paragraph, plus the list of things it is deliberately not.
Who may see what
Every kind of person, and what each may read, write, and never touch.
How money and time are stored
Settled once, in writing, before anything is built on top of it.
Decisions and why
Each choice, the alternative you turned down, and the reason. Dated.
Your road, ten milestones
Your idea, written down
Stage T0
The decisions that cost the most to change
Stage T0
How it looks and how it feels
Stage T1
The first version that actually runs
Stage T1
Six more after these. You bring the idea, Folean brings the rest.
Continuing what exists.
Attaching a project to a chatbot gets you a reader. Connecting one here gets you a position, and everything a position implies.
- 01Folean reads every part of what you already built.
- 02It works out where you actually stand, and says it in one sentence.
- 03Then it shows you the gates you walked straight past.
What this project is
One project with four parts inside it.
Where you stand
Real people are already using Salon App.
Someone other than you has put their data inside. From here on, wiping the database or removing a column directly are no longer available, to you or to us. They are refused rather than warned about.
Stage T3
Two gates behind you were never closed. Nobody told you they existed.
Anyone who knows your app's address can read every order, including your customers' names and phone numbers.
Technical name: row-level security
Your last change has no way back. If it broke something for a customer, the only direction available is forward.
Technical name: no rollback path
Verdant
Deliver to Jalan Melati 12
Picked this morning,
at your door by noon
Near you today
See all
Garden salad box
Baby watermelon
Leaf mandarins
Seeded sourdough
An app taking shape.
Not a wireframe you have to imagine your way into. A product with a name, prices, photographs of the thing you are actually selling, and a person somewhere who wants it.
- 01It starts as empty shapes, the way any screen does.
- 02Words arrive before pictures, because the words are the product.
- 03Then real photographs, real names, real prices.
- 04And then it is an app rather than a mockup.
Straight answer: autonomous building is the part we are still building. Today Folean reads your project and proves what is true about it. We would rather show you the destination than pretend we are already there.
The company paperwork.
The hard part was never the code. It was the twenty documents that turn a working app into something a customer will trust, a bank will accept, and a buyer will pay for. Folean writes them from what your product actually is.
What this product is
Technical name: product brief
In one line
A booking app for one salon, its four stylists, and the people who come back every six weeks.
Deliberately not
Not a marketplace. Not a payment processor. Not more than one branch, and not this year.
Who it serves
The owner, the stylists, and the customer booking at eleven at night from a sofa.
Who may see whose data
Technical name: access control matrix
Owner
May see everything in the salon.
Never nothing is hidden.
Stylist
May see their own day and their own bookings.
Never another stylist's earnings.
Customer
May see their own bookings and receipts.
Never every other customer, ever.
What you promise your customers
Technical name: privacy notice
What is collected
Name, phone number, the times you booked, and what you paid. Nothing else is stored.
How long it is kept
Bookings for seven years because the tax office says so. Phone numbers until you ask us to stop.
Who else sees it
The card processor sees the payment. Nobody else, and nothing is sold.
How to be forgotten
One request, answered inside thirty days, and it actually happens.
Every decision, and why
Technical name: decision record
0007 · 14 March
Money is stored in whole cents.
The alternative was a decimal number. Rejected because 19.99 eventually stops being 19.99, and refunds are where people notice.
0011 · 2 April
A customer can never see another customer's bookings.
Enforced in the database itself, not in the app, because the app is not the only thing that will ever talk to it.
- 01The paperwork every company needs and nobody enjoys writing.
- 02Written from what your app actually does, never from a template.
- 03Kept in step with the thing itself, so it does not quietly go stale.
- 04Ready when a customer, a bank or a buyer finally asks.
The same action, safe today and unforgivable tomorrow.
Nothing about the action changes. Everything about the consequence does. This is the one thing a tool that only writes code can never tell you, and it is the reason people lose their weekend.
Reset the database and start clean
Technical name: drop and recreate
While it is just you
Free
There is nothing to lose.
Once it is online
Free
Still only your own data.
Once real people use it
Refused
Someone else's life is in there.
Once people depend on it
Refused
Their day breaks with it.
Remove a column nobody uses
Technical name: destructive migration
While it is just you
Free
Change your mind freely.
Once it is online
Free
Nothing depends on it yet.
Once real people use it
Refused
That column is somebody's record.
Once people depend on it
Refused
Gone means gone, and audited.
Change how the app answers
Technical name: breaking change to a public interface
While it is just you
Free
Nobody is listening.
Once it is online
Free
Only you are listening.
Once real people use it
Careful
Open screens break mid-sentence.
Once people depend on it
Refused
Other systems break with you.
Ship with no way back
Technical name: deploy without a rollback path
While it is just you
Free
Just build it again.
Once it is online
Careful
You can still redeploy over it.
Once real people use it
Refused
Broken, with real people inside.
Once people depend on it
Refused
An outage with no exit.
Refused means refused. Not a warning you can click past, and not available to us either. The point of knowing where you stand is that the answer starts binding somebody.
None of these are exotic.
Every one of them is ordinary, common, and quietly present in working software right now. The problem was never that they are hard to fix. It is that nobody tells you they are there.
We do not tell you it is safe. We show you what we ran.
That standard has to survive contact with our own roadmap first. Here is what Folean does today and what it does not do yet, with no softening in between.
Working today
Live for everyoneRead any project, whatever shape it is in.
One place or six. Five hours old or five years old.
Say where you stand, in one sentence.
A position on the ten milestones between an idea and a company.
Prove what is true, with evidence you can check.
Every finding carries what was run and the output it produced, unedited.
Show the gates you walked past.
Including the ones nobody ever told you existed.
Write the founding documents from your answers.
What it is, who may see what, how money is stored, and why.
Say what could not be checked, and why.
Never silently dropped, because a missing check is not a pass.
Being built
Not shipped yetBuild the next change and ship it.
From a decision you approved to a change that is live, without you writing it.
Keep watching after you stop looking.
Continuous maintenance rather than a report you read once.
Refuse an action the stage forbids.
Not a warning you can click past. Refused, to you and to us.
Do all of it across a project in many parts.
One place is easy. Six places talking to each other is the real world.
A dashed circle here means exactly what it means everywhere else in Folean: not checked, not proven, not claimed.
Knowing is free. Always.
Finding out where you stand should never sit behind a card form. You pay us when we start doing the work, not when we start telling you about it.
Free
Open nowRead any project, and prove what is true about it.
- Your position on the ten milestones
- Every finding in plain language, with the technical name kept
- The evidence behind each one, unedited
- What could not be checked, and why
- Founding documents written from your answers
Build
In buildFolean does the building, you keep the decisions.
- Everything in Free
- A change proposed, built, and waiting for your approval
- Every change ships with a way back
- Actions your stage forbids are refused, not warned about
- Works across a project spread over several parts
Opens when the building ships. Free users go first.
Operate
In buildIt keeps watching after you stop looking.
- Everything in Build
- Continuous checks rather than a report you read once
- Paperwork kept in step with the product as it moves
- A trail an outsider can follow without your help
- Ready for the day somebody asks for proof
Opens when the building ships. Free users go first.
Only Free is open today, and it stays free. We are not going to take money for something we have not shipped, which is the same reason the list above this one is split in two.
Every company you admire started as something unfinished.
Founder is not a title somebody hands you. It is a thing you start. You bring the idea, or the half-built thing you stopped touching. Folean brings the rest.
Free, no card, read-only. Everything we call proven has a receipt.