Every app below started as a sentence. No form builders were harmed, or used, at any point.
"create a wholesale ops app with sales, logistics and quality pages"Four pages over a PostgreSQL orders warehouse: revenue KPIs, top customers, regional volumes, and a delivery heatmap. Built in one conversation, revised widget by widget.
"alarm me when anything here looks abnormal"Forecast-based anomaly alarms on late deliveries, a percentile band on order intake, a plain threshold on warehouse temperature, and three scheduled reports, all authored in chat.
Every app has a menu bar with pages and nested groups. Add a page by asking for it.
KPI tiles, tables, line, bar, pie, histogram, multi-axis charts, heatmaps, and text blocks.
Drag and resize on a grid. Each user keeps a private arrangement of the same shared app.
Alarms and scheduled reports live inside the app, next to the data they watch.
One owner, read-only viewers, request-access, and an inbox to approve or revoke.
Apps built from documents record the exact file versions that grounded them.
Hand Squinty a folder of PDFs, spreadsheets, and photos, and he will build an application from them with no SQL data source at all. The app records exactly which file versions it was grounded in, and shows that lineage to everyone who opens it.
Bring a database or a folder of documents. The first working app usually exists before the intro call ends.
