Plan larger changes before they run
Broader requests become features and tasks, with a plan review before configuration work begins.
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Application platformBlazorly Builder
Plan and build
Shape a real application from a business workflow.
Describe the records, rules, views, and decisions behind the work. Builder turns the request into a reviewable plan and an explicit application configuration you can refine before publishing.
Build a delivery workspace around accounts, projects, tasks, and weekly reviews.
Proposed plan
01Data modelAccounts, projects, tasks
02Daily viewsDashboard, lists, details
03WorkflowStatus rules and actions
04ReleaseClient and agent interfaces
Approve and buildWhere it fits
The creation and change-control surface for Blazorly applications.
Private betaCore capabilities
What Builder is designed to do.
Each capability below is tied to a real product surface in the current Blazorly codebase.
Make focused changes in conversation
Narrow fixes can take the direct path, so iteration does not require rebuilding the whole application.
Generate an inspectable application model
Builder configures schemas, forms, lists, details, rules, actions, navigation, themes, and dashboards.
Refine in Project Studio
Structured editors expose modules and configuration directly, with JSON available when a lower-level view is useful.
Preview against the shared runtime
Test the configured application as it evolves without managing a separate source-code deployment pipeline.
Publish with version history
Compare changes, publish immutable configurations, and return to an earlier version when needed.
How it works
A clear path from intent to controlled work.
- 1
Describe the operation
Start with the records, handoffs, decisions, and people involved.
- 2
Review the build plan
Approve features and tasks for larger requests before implementation.
- 3
Inspect and refine
Use Project Studio to adjust modules, views, rules, actions, and presentation.
- 4
Publish a version
Release one controlled configuration to the SaaS Client, Conversational Client, or both.
Suitable use cases
Where Builder earns its place.
Example patterns only. The exact setup depends on the workflow, product configuration, permissions, and beta availability.
Operations systems
Model accounts, projects, cases, assets, requests, and internal queues around a real process.
Customer and partner workspaces
Configure the records and views needed for a focused portal or shared operational workspace.
Modernise spreadsheet workflows
Move recurring, relationship-heavy work into structured records, forms, and actions.
Product boundary
Configuration, not generated source code
Builder publishes an application configuration to Blazorly's shared runtime. It is designed for teams that want an inspectable operational model without managing a generated codebase, terminal, or deployment pipeline.
FAQ
Builder questions, answered.
Quick answers about what Builder does, where it fits, and how private-beta access works.
What does Blazorly Builder do?
Builder is the planning and build surface for Blazorly applications. You describe the records, rules, views, and decisions behind a business workflow, and it turns that into a reviewable plan plus an explicit application configuration — schemas, forms, lists, detail views, rules, actions, navigation, themes, and dashboards — that you refine in Project Studio and publish to Blazorly's shared runtime.
How is Builder different from the other Blazorly products?
Builder is the creation and change-control surface for applications; once published, the SaaS Client and Conversational Client are the two interfaces people use to work the app, through screens or conversation. Blazorly Agent and Blazorly Crew are separate agent-platform products for building tool-using AI agents and supervising teams of AI Mates. The shorthand: Builder configures apps, the Clients run them, Agent executes, Crew coordinates.
Does Blazorly Builder generate source code I can download?
No. Builder produces an explicit application configuration and publishes it as an immutable, versioned release to Blazorly's shared runtime — there is no generated codebase, terminal, or deployment pipeline to manage. You can inspect and refine everything in Project Studio's structured editors, including a JSON view when a lower-level look is useful.
What is Builder NOT meant for?
Builder deliberately does not export source code or act as a self-hosting tool — you get a reviewable configuration running on Blazorly's shared runtime, not a codebase to take elsewhere. It is built for operational work like accounts, cases, projects, assets, requests, and spreadsheet-style workflows, not for general-purpose website building. Larger requests go through a plan review before configuration work begins, and every change is published with version history you can roll back.
How do I get access to Blazorly Builder?
Blazorly is in private invitation beta, so there is no public signup, free tier, or trial. Request access, describe the operational work you want to model, and fit is assessed together; if it's a fit, access is arranged directly. There is no public pricing during the beta — terms are discussed as part of the access conversation.
Private invitation beta
Bring the work you want to change.
Tell us whether you need an operational application, a focused AI agent, or a supervised Crew around a product.