Alpha · For the people who run the business or departments
Describe it in plain words. LobLogix writes down what you agreed, builds the backend of your application, and checks it against what you approved before release.
Alpha. Access is subject to approval: we review each new company before opening its workspace.
Here’s what I’ll build — 3 capabilities. Have a read before you agree:
The backend is everything behind the screens: your records, your rules, who may do what, and sign-in. The frontend is yours to choose: React, Svelte, Vue, Flutter or anything else, built by you, your team, an agency or an AI coding tool.
It starts with rules like these, said in plain words. The kind of business does not change how it works.
Write a few sentences. LobLogix asks questions, then lists what it will build, and each item ends with a “Done when” sentence. Your specification, the Living Spec, reads like your business: areas you can name, such as Bookings, Customers and Billing.
LobLogix writes checks from your specification: things that should work, and things that should be refused. Nothing is built until you approve them. A version that fails them is not released, and the assistant's opinion cannot change that.
LobLogix builds the backend and runs it against your checks in a separate test space. In Stage, try it in plain words with Ask My Backend, or connect your own frontend. Then sign it off.
Afterwards you can show anyone three things, and nobody technical has to explain them: the checks pass, what changed since last week, and the version that is running.
Need a change later? Ask, see what it affects, agree. The same path runs again. Read the full walkthrough
Your backend speaks JSON:API, described in an OpenAPI document, and GraphQL, which carries its own schema. Developers and AI coding tools read both. It enforces sign-in and permissions itself, so no screen can get around your rules. In the alpha you connect your frontend to your application in Stage.
In the alpha
After the alpha · business tiers
LobLogix is a platform you keep building on, not a generator you use once.
Everything your specification can express: records and how they link, calculated values, rules that refuse a bad entry, steps and approvals, roles, and sign-in. It runs in Preview and Stage on LobLogix hosting, with test records. You can connect your own frontend to your application in Stage, and try it in plain words with Ask My Backend.
Production, with its backups and high availability. A workspace in languages other than English. A formal security certification. If your specification asks for something the alpha cannot build, LobLogix tells you.
Going live on infrastructure your company controls, on the business tiers. If your subscription stops, a live application keeps working, without changes, monitoring or security fixes.
No. You describe, agree, review and try it in plain language. The frontend is a separate job: build it yourself with an AI coding tool, or have a developer or an agency do it.
You get the backend, built and checked. The frontend is yours: build it in React, Svelte, Vue, Flutter or anything else, yourself, with your team, an agency or an AI coding tool, and connect it.
No. Changes arrive as proposals you apply or reject, and you can stop the assistant mid-way.
Your company has a monthly AI allowance, and AI work pauses when it is used up. Before it rewrites your specification from a request, LobLogix reads back what it is about to do and waits for your yes.
No, not today. If your purchase requires a certified supplier now, LobLogix is not yet the right choice.
We would rather you stay because LobLogix keeps earning its place. If your subscription stops, a live application is designed to keep working, but changes, monitoring and security fixes stop. You can come back within three months. After that, we cannot promise your application still fits the platform. Going live comes after the alpha.
Tell us what your business needs to keep track of.