DrapCode is an AI app builder for healthcare, fintech, legal, and insurance with BAA and HIPAA hosting. Cloud from $650/month; builds from $10,000.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
DrapCode is an AI-powered application builder for regulated industries, aimed at healthcare, fintech, digital lending, legal tech, and insurance teams. Users describe an app in natural language, and the platform helps generate and refine it alongside a visual drag-and-drop studio. The company behind it is LCNC, Inc.
The site lists a BAA signed on day one, SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications, HIPAA-compliant hosting, and full code ownership. It states that more than 200 organizations use DrapCode. It also notes that HIPAA compliance still depends on how each app is configured and how protected health information is handled.
Builders start by describing requirements in plain language. The AI generates and refines supported parts of the application, and the user reviews and develops its functionality in DrapCode Studio. The studio uses a WYSIWYG approach with custom CSS, JavaScript libraries, and HTML, so teams can adjust designs beyond what the AI produces.
Apps run on DrapCode Cloud or on infrastructure the customer chooses. Data can live in the built-in database or in an external source such as MongoDB, Postgres, or Airtable. For more complex projects, the site says technical configuration or development support from the DrapCode team may be needed.
Security features include encryption at rest and in transit, audit logs, server and database logs, and AWS KMS encryption for data, backups, and files, with an option to bring your own keys. Role-based access supports magic link and OTP login, plus authentication through Firebase, Supabase, Xano, or Backendless.
Delivery features include 100% white label domains with SSL, progressive web apps, and email, SMS, and push notifications. Teams can export the full source code, with a Node.js backend, an HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frontend, and a MongoDB database. A free HIPAA compliance check and a source code scanner also help assess readiness.
DrapCode is an AI-powered app builder for regulated industries such as healthcare, fintech, lending, legal tech, and insurance. Users describe an app in natural language and refine it in a visual studio, supported by security and compliance infrastructure.
The DrapCode Cloud Scale plan costs $650 per month, and Enterprise pricing is custom. A fixed-price team build starts at $10,000 per project. Monthly support retainers are available, but their price is not published.
The pricing page does not list a free plan or free trial. It does offer a free HIPAA compliance check and a HIPAA source code scanner for assessing healthcare apps.
No. DrapCode provides security and compliance infrastructure, but it says HIPAA compliance depends on how the app is configured, how protected health information is handled, and the safeguards in place. Requirements should be validated before production use.
Yes, for eligible healthcare arrangements. The pricing page says a BAA is signed with every healthcare customer on its Production and Enterprise plans, and with fixed-price builds before development begins.
Yes. The backend exports as Node.js, the frontend as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and the database in MongoDB format. The code can be deployed to AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, or other public or private servers.
DrapCode lists plugins for Stripe, Twilio, Zapier, Salesforce, Hubspot, Slack, Airtable, MongoDB, Postgres, Plaid, Docusign, and AWS services. It also lists FHIR servers such as Microsoft FHIR, Google FHIR, and HAPI FHIR.
DrapCode states that if it ever closes, it will offer the source code of customers' web apps free of cost so they can keep running them on their own servers.