From spec to working code: how d-bye generates apps
d-bye turns a plain-language description of a business app into a working application. The path runs through a structured spec, so every step is inspectable rather than magic.
1. Describe what you want
You start in plain words: the app you need, the data it manages, the screens and the workflows. This is the fastest way to get from an idea to something concrete.
From that description, d-bye drafts a structured design spec you can see and edit — not an opaque result you have to accept as-is.
2. Refine the spec
The spec captures screens and their widgets, events, data tables, and batch flows as structured data. You adjust it directly: rename a field, change a screen, add a flow step.
Because the spec is validated, problems surface here — at design time — instead of as runtime surprises after generation.
3. Generate the code
From the same spec, d-bye generates a React/TypeScript frontend, a backend in the language you choose, and a database schema. Because all targets derive from one description, they agree with each other by construction.
You can preview the app’s behavior, then export the code to run and deploy on your own infrastructure.
4. Own and evolve
The exported code is yours to read, modify, and deploy anywhere. When the design changes, you change the spec and regenerate — keeping intent and implementation in lock-step.
Want to try it on a concrete example? Browse the ready-made templates and preview one before generating.