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Free to test during early access for business analysts and developers

Know your app
before it is built.

erlyc turns a prompt into the specification, screen map and entity model, so you see the whole architecture up front.

schema.preview from the workspace

Every app is a schema waiting to be drawn.

How a prompt becomes an app

Four steps. Every artifact along the way is yours to edit before the next one is built. Nothing is generated behind your back.

  1. 01

    Describe

    Write the idea in plain words. A paragraph is enough to begin.

  2. 02

    Specify

    erlyc drafts the specification, operating model, screen map, user journeys, lifecycles and backlog for you to edit.

  3. 03

    Model

    Entities, relations, the database schema and app models are derived, and stay yours to refine.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    Download the codebase with its user guide, push it to GitHub, or put a live demo online for review.

Backlog: the specification as a graph you can walk

Roles, journeys, requirements, screens, tables and tests, all linked. Follow a person to the screen they use, to the table behind it, to the test that proves it.

Traceability
Every requirement with the journeys that exercise it and the screens and tables it touches. Gaps are flagged, not left for you to find.
Queries
Requirements no journey exercises. Screens no journey reaches. Tables no screen maintains.
Backlog
The same journeys as epics, stories and tasks with acceptance criteria, exported as Markdown for your tracker.
Change set
Propose an edit, request a change, record a decision. Applying them writes the next specification version.
traceability one requirement
  1. role Approver
  2. journey Approve a leave request
  3. screen Approval queue
  4. table leave_requests
  5. gap No journey covers the reject path

Amber marks a gap the board found for you.

See the real thing

Not a mockup. This is where you review and edit the architecture before it goes into development.

specification
screen map

What lands in your repo

Entity model and schema

Entities, relations and the database schema, derived from your spec and yours to refine.

Specification

A structured spec you can read, edit and export.

Interactive diagrams

Screen map, workflows, entities and database, all explorable and editable.

Q&A module

Open questions raised and answered against your project, so decisions are recorded, not lost.

Data models

Application models wired to the schema.

User guide

A plain-language guide: what the app is, a walkthrough per role, and a glossary anyone can read.

Deployment guide

Step by step instructions for getting the generated application running, written for your stack.

The code is yours to take

Download the full codebase and hand it to your team, or to your favourite coding agent, to extend and deploy. No lock-in, no black box.

  • Download the package
  • Export to GitHub
  • Deploy a live demo

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Free while erlyc is in early access

Every new account starts on the Free plan. Paid plans refill your credits every month once you need more.

  • Free

    €0 No card required

    Credits 200 one-time

    For trying erlyc on an idea of your own.

  • Pro

    €25.00 / month

    Credits 2,000 monthly

    For one builder taking ideas to working code every month.

  • Team

    €29.00 / seat / month

    Minimum 2 seats

    Credits 2,000 monthly

    For a team sharing projects and one pool of credits.

Prices include VAT. During early access, plans, prices and included credits may change; credits already granted stay yours.

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Early access · free to test

Bring the idea. Leave with the whole picture.

Test everything free while erlyc is in early access. Start with a sentence, end with the specification, diagrams, answered questions and code your team can build on.

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Sign up yourself, no invitation needed. Every free account carries a real allowance, so we open 50 of them a day. If today is taken, the page says so and reopens tomorrow.