If you're in the business of building lots of websites, or mobile apps, for clients, chances are you do a good deal of building similar things, variations on a theme, over and again.

Sometimes it's the whole thing that repeats, like a micro-site for a product launch or an event, and sometimes it's smaller pieces, like a row of “share” buttons for social media.

Kitcoder part libraries don't have to made by programmers. You will also be able to create your own new parts, from other parts, right inside Kitcoder. These can be anything from small components to full-blown sites or apps. Inside your parts, anything and everything is customisable, so you won't have to make a compromise between working fast and creating something very unique for each client—you can find the right balance for each job.

With Kitcoder you could start to build a rich library of in-house parts that take the tedious, repetitive work out of any job.

If you want to go the distance and really learn programming, Kitcoder can help you there too. Kitcoder generates clean and readable code from templates provided by skilled programmers. You can learn a ton by looking at the output.

Code is generated in real-time, so you can change things around using Kitcoder in one window, and watch the code change instantaneously in another, showing you precisely how that change translates to code. It’s like having an experienced programmer right along side you.

In a product team, there’s no shortage stakeholders, and they never have a shortage of opinions. With Kitcoder, the pieces of your app where it makes sense can be built as parts. Instead of delivering a single, fixed app, you create an “app construction kit”, to your own precise specifications, and it's very little extra work compared to writing regular code. Other stakeholders can then use Kitcoder to prototype and experiment, without bothering you with every little tweak.

Because Kitcoder generates clean, readable code, using your choice of languages, libraries and frameworks, it fits right in to your workflow. Imagine getting fully functional pull-requests from the designers and business people on the team.

If you're a freelancer and tend to work by yourself on projects, you might have discovered the benefits of starting from an application template, to get the easy bits of a project out of the way quickly. This is another area where Kitcoder (or, if you prefer, the underlying code-generation language Clarity) can really shine.

The application template can be specified to as much or as little detail as you like, so the idea of generated code can be taken a great deal further. You’ll be amazed how much code you don’t have to write. It’s so easy to turn existing code into annotated Clarity parts, you’ll quickly build up a library of your own code-generation templates, to take from project to project.

Oh and by the way, a lot of coders love static website generators, so it’s worth mentioning that Clarity makes for a pretty flexible and powerful static site generator. This website was built in Clarity in fact. It's fast too—Clarity knows how to regenerate just the things that have changed, so you can see a change to even a large static site in the time it takes to refresh the browser.

If you’re the kind of person who can knock up a killer spreadsheet to streamline some otherwise tedious aspect of your business, you’re going to love building fully working apps, for web and mobile.

Kitcoder can potentially handle all the things you can't do with spreadsheets, like managing business databases, sending emails or mobile notifications, multi-user security and much more.

In fact the list is endless, because any programmer will be able to add to the library of parts. If something is not possible today, it probably will be tomorrow. Kitcoder can become your ever-expanding tool-belt of programmer-like IT super powers.