Your app idea,
planned in minutes.
Type your app idea in plain language. Get back a structured blueprint — schema, workflow, integrations, and a build prompt ready to paste into your AI builder. Your engineers build, not sit in clarification meetings.
From messy idea to build-ready in 3 steps.
Describe in plain language
Write your app idea like you're explaining it to a colleague. Indonesian or English — the planner understands both.
The planner structures it
It drafts the product summary, user roles, database schema, workflow, integrations, acceptance criteria, ROI estimate, and a readiness score.
Copy the build prompt
One click copies the structured build prompt. Paste it into your AI builder and let it generate the application.
Every blueprint covers 8 layers of thinking.
Not a one-paragraph summary. It's structure your builder can act on immediately — each section written to be directly executable.
Product summary
One paragraph that frames the product.
User roles
Who uses it, with which permissions.
Database schema
Tables, columns, relations — ready to migrate.
Workflow logic
Step-by-step business rules.
Integration plan
Third-party: payment, email, WhatsApp, etc.
Acceptance criteria
Definition of done — testable.
ROI estimate
Rough estimate of time and revisions saved.
Build prompt
Final payload to paste into your AI builder.
AI builders ship great apps. When fed great specs.
- ✕Ideas re-explained 3–5 times to the AI.
- ✕The builder makes something close — but not right.
- ✕Every revision triggers a rebuild from scratch.
- ✕Schema, workflow, and integrations figured out mid-build.
- ✕Founders waste hours acting as full-time spec writers.
- ✓Idea written once; the planner does the structuring.
- ✓The builder receives a precise, complete build prompt.
- ✓Schema, workflow, integrations clear on day zero.
- ✓Readiness score surfaces what still needs clarification.
- ✓Founders focus on validation, not spec writing.
Questions that always come up.
No. It's a planning layer that sits in front of your builder. It writes the spec; your builder writes the code.
Yes. The blueprint is a complete, structured document you can hand to any engineer or AI tool — or read yourself.
Indonesian and English. Describe your idea in either; the planner detects the domain and structures it.
No. The default engine is fully offline and deterministic. You can optionally plug in an LLM for richer phrasing.
Blueprints are generated on your own server. Nothing is sent to a third party unless you explicitly enable an LLM provider.