What’s new

growthh.dev now has an international edition at growthh.dev/us, alongside the India site. On /us, pricing is shown in US Dollars, systems are generated with international seed data ($ amounts, Western names and cities, Sales Tax/VAT instead of GST, MM-DD-YYYY dates), and paid plans are billed through PayPal. The India site is unchanged — still in ₹ with GST, billed through Razorpay. You’ll see a small banner suggesting the other edition if you’re browsing from a different region; it never redirects you, and you can dismiss it. When you build, the region is picked up from the page you came from and can be switched in the workspace.

On the Pro plan you can now attach files to the build prompt — a screenshot of your current software, an invoice or bill format, a logo, or a product/customer spreadsheet (images, PDF, DOCX, XLSX or CSV, up to 5 files). The builder reads them to match your layout and seed your real data, so the app comes out closer to what you actually use. Files are used only for that one build and then deleted — they’re never stored. (Generated apps themselves still don’t include file-upload buttons; that’s unchanged.)

Custom web addresses are now per app instead of one per account: if you have access, you can give each of your apps its own address (like yourbrand.growthh.dev), up to 5 across your account. The workspace shows how many you have left, each app is named once, and everything else is unchanged — the old address keeps redirecting so shared links still work. Anyone who had already named an app keeps that address exactly as it was.

Choosing your own web address (like yourbrand.growthh.dev) is no longer tied to a single plan — it’s available on request. Subscribers on the 1,200-credit Pro plan still get it automatically, and anyone else can just ask us to turn it on. Everything else about it is unchanged: it’s a one-time naming, the old address keeps redirecting so shared links still work, and using your own domain name remains part of our done-for-you service.

On the 1,200-credit Pro plan you can now choose your published app’s web address once — for example yourbrand.growthh.dev instead of the auto-generated name. Type a name to see live whether it’s available, and confirm; your app moves to the new address (and the old one redirects to it, so shared links still work). It’s a one-time naming, so we ask you to confirm before it’s set. On other plans the feature is shown but locked. This is a custom subdomain on growthh.dev — using your own domain name remains part of our done-for-you service.

Every page on the site now loads its real content instantly — even before scripts run — so pages feel quicker and links you share on WhatsApp, LinkedIn or X show a proper preview card instead of a bare URL. Under the hood this also makes growthh far easier for search engines and AI assistants to read and recommend. No change to how the builder works.

We added our own first-party, anonymous analytics so we can see where people get stuck and make growthh better. It’s tied only to an anonymous cookie (and your account once you sign in), never to your IP address, and we use no third-party trackers or advertising. Our Privacy Policy now describes exactly what we collect.

Our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Refund & Cancellation Policy have been reviewed and finalised — the earlier “draft” markers are gone. The wording is unchanged; you can read all three from the footer.

The Essential plan of our managed done-for-you service is now from ₹12,999/month (Professional and Enterprise are unchanged). Every plan still covers building, hosting, day-to-day management and ongoing changes to your system — see the full comparison on the Service page.

The growthh.dev logo in the site header now carries a small “India” tag beneath the wordmark — a subtle nod to who we build for. It’s left-aligned under the mark, sized to sit neatly inside the header without changing its height, and appears only on the main site (not in the builder, admin or emails).

Open the Preview and tap the new fullscreen button (top-right) to fill the whole screen with just your app — no chat panel, no toolbar. A floating control lets you switch between Desktop, Tablet and Mobile widths so you can see exactly how your system looks on a phone, and Esc (or the Exit button) drops you back to editing. Works on drafts and published apps, on desktop and mobile.

The “.dev” in our logo now sits neatly on the same baseline as the wordmark instead of riding high — across the site, the app, admin and our emails. A small thing, but it bugged us.

The pricing page is now three clean plans — Free, Starter and Pro — with a single dropdown on Pro to pick how many monthly credits you want. Credit top-ups no longer clutter the page: they show up only when you actually need them, right where you run low. Less to read, easier to choose.

Ran low in the middle of a build? You can now buy a one-time credit pack (25, 60 or 150 credits) and keep going — the credits are added instantly and, unlike your monthly allowance, they never expire. When you hit zero, a new panel offers both options: add credits on the spot (and your build picks up right where it left off) or move to a bigger plan. Your credits pill in the builder now opens a breakdown of monthly vs. purchased credits too.

Pro now scales with you: pick the monthly credit amount that fits — 125, 300, 600 or 1,200 credits — right on the pricing card, with the price updating as you choose. Same plan, more headroom when you need it, at a better price per credit as you go up.

Everything you’ve built now lives in one place. Signed in, tap “My apps” in the menu to see all your systems in a clean grid — each with a live preview (or a branded card for drafts), its name, whether it’s a draft or published, and when you last worked on it. Open one to keep editing, or jump straight to the published version with “View live”.

The Growthh logo always takes you back to the homepage now, and there’s a clear “Home” link at the start of the menu — signed in or out, on desktop and mobile. Inside the builder, a “← Home” button next to your project name gives you a one-tap way back.

growthh.dev now shows its own sharp icon in the browser tab and when you save it to a phone home screen — the Growthh mark, rendered clean at every size.

The homepage now leads with what actually happens: “Describe your business. Get the system that runs it.” — a clearer prompt to type what you do and get a complete working system, with GST and ₹, in about a minute.

We’ve simplified the wording across growthh: what it builds is a complete business “system” — billing, inventory, staff and reports — described in the plain terms owners actually use. The change runs across the site, the templates, the generated apps and our emails. The homepage industry showcase is also lighter and faster: three large live examples instead of twelve, with “See all 20 industries →” for the rest.

The homepage now puts one thing front and centre: a single box where you describe your business. We removed the side-by-side screenshot up top so there’s no doubt about what to do — type what you do (or tap an industry) and hit “Build my system”. The example dashboards still live further down the page.

The header and footer were showing the brand name twice — the logo image plus a separate “growthh” text. Now it’s one clean lockup: the official Growthh wordmark followed by “.dev”, sized to read properly, with the same treatment in the app, admin, emails and the loading screen.

The templates-gallery preview images were a whole-screen shot shrunk to a small card, which turned the text to a blur. Each preview now zooms into the most useful, most colourful part of the app — the bill total for a POS, the project pipeline for solar, the production board for a factory — so at card size you can actually read it and tell what the app does at a glance.

All 20 industry demos got a visual upgrade — from flat data tables to modern dashboard design. Each screen now leads with a bold coloured highlight block (a headline metric, the bill total, or the pipeline summary), big clear numbers with green/red trend pills and a mini trend line, colour-coded status chips and progress bars, softer cards with more depth, and richer charts (gradient bars, thicker donut rings, filled trend lines). The active menu item is now a filled pill, and each industry keeps its own colour identity — warm gold for jewellery, cool blues for logistics. Contrast was checked so text stays readable on every coloured block.

Every industry demo is now seeded with a full day of realistic activity — production and job boards with cards across every stage, tables of a dozen-plus records, floors and rosters that fill the screen — and the board cards carry more at a glance: a status colour, the ₹/quantity, a date and an owner initial. No more sparse, half-empty screens.

The templates page now shows a clean, uniform grid — every card the same size (4 columns on desktop, down to 1 on mobile) with a crisp preview of the app’s most useful screen. No more giant bands or half-empty cards, and the old placeholder “single tool” apps are gone so every card is a real industry system you can build.

The template library grew to 20 industries, grouped by sector on the templates page. New ones: Solar EPC, Construction, Garment & Textile, Auto Components (job-work), Distribution & Wholesale, Pharma Distribution, Food Processing, Auto Dealership, Jewellery Retail and Printing Press — each with the right modules, GST treatment and a characteristic working screen (a solar project pipeline, a construction site board, a jewellery rate-and-making billing counter, and more). Ask for "a solar EPC system" or "a jewellery shop billing system" and you now get the real thing, not a generic app.

The template gallery no longer shows the same dashboard ten times. Each card now opens on the screen that fits its trade — a POS till for retail, an appointments calendar for clinics, a floor/KOT board for restaurants, a project board for agencies, a member check-in for gyms — and the dashboards themselves come in several layouts so no two sit alike.

The “get it built for you” popup no longer runs off the bottom of the screen on laptops — the content scrolls, the WhatsApp button stays pinned at the bottom, and the “Request a callback” form is always reachable. It also shows the right industry now: businesses that don’t match a specific template (e.g. solar/EPC, construction, NGOs) show “General Business” instead of a wrong label.

Every generated system now opens on a proper dashboard — KPI cards with trends, a revenue chart, a category breakdown, a live activity feed and industry-specific widgets like a booking calendar or lead pipeline. Each industry has its own colour identity, so a clinic, a factory and a restaurant no longer look alike.

A cleaner homepage that shows the product: a tighter hero with industry example chips, a large industry showcase you can see before signing up, a working live-demo section, and the done-for-you plans right on the page.

The done-for-you service now comes in three monthly plans from ₹10,900/month — pick the users, delivery speed and support that fit, and see them all on the /service page. Also: generated demo apps never show file-upload buttons (they build a document register instead); real file handling is part of the service.

Clearer done-for-you offer: the Growthh team builds, hosts and runs your complete custom system as a managed service — with a full /service page covering what’s included, how it works, and how it compares to the free demo.

For common requests, growthh now assembles your system demo from a curated master in a few seconds instead of generating from scratch — same working app, billing, inventory and reports, just much faster. Ask for something beyond the standard modules and it still builds it fully.

Type what your business does and growthh now builds a complete system demo — billing with GST, inventory, staff and reports, in ₹ — tuned for 10 industries from manufacturing and retail to clinics and schools. New industry pages, and the Growthh team can build your real system for you.

Added Solutions, Security, Teams, Docs, Guides, Changelog, Status, Support, About, Contact and Careers pages, plus a full templates gallery — the whole product in one place.

A clearer pricing page: a plan comparison table, a credit explainer, and an honest FAQ, with proper page metadata and FAQ structured data for search.

A quick check keeps growthh focused on business and productivity apps and politely declines out-of-scope requests at no credit cost. While an app builds, short domain-specific tips now appear.

Self-hosted the logo, added a real 404 page, and removed placeholder links. Project names are derived cleanly instead of showing the raw prompt.

Refreshed the monthly credit allowances (Free 5, Starter 40, Pro 125) and raised the generation ceiling so larger multi-view apps build completely.

Rebranded to growthh.dev, moved to dedicated infrastructure, and turned on transactional email (password resets) sent from our own domain.

Introduced free accounts with a monthly credit allowance, saved projects, and the Standard and Advanced engines.

The first app generated from a plain-language prompt, previewed live, and published to a shareable URL.