Platyps takes the mess you'd otherwise stitch together by hand and gives the app your agent builds one place to live: plan it, organize it, ship it.
"Six streams, one path. Nobody will suspect a thing." - Otto
Every step used to be a different tool, a different login, a different config file. Here it's one project, moving forward.
Sign in, create a project, write two sentences about what you're building. That's the whole setup.
Chat through what the app should do. Platyps turns the conversation into a plain-language spec doc you can read back and adjust.
Your spec becomes wireframes: a quick, honest picture of what you're about to build, before any code exists.
Take the spec to your own coding agent, wherever you build. We don't write the code and we don't watch over your shoulder while you do.
Drop your files into a simple project tree: folders like you're used to. No git, no commits, no branches, no GitHub account required. One click scans every file for syntax errors and leaked secrets before it goes further.
Keys stay isolated per project, injected only at runtime. Deploy to a sandbox and test the real thing, with a checkpoint saved, so a bad change is always one click from undone.
We're letting people in slowly so the sandbox stays fast and every project gets real attention. Leave your name and email and we'll tell you when it's your turn.
One workspace that replaces the pile of separate tools (.env files, terminal configs, deploy scripts) it normally takes to turn an idea into a running app.
You don't need to write code yourself. Platyps carries your idea from a spec through wireframes; a coding agent (yours, wherever you already build) turns that spec into code. You bring the result back here to organize, secure, and deploy it.
API keys and credentials are stored isolated per project and only injected into the sandbox at runtime: never in your code, never in a log line, never visible across projects.
No. Your code lives in a plain project tree, folders and files you drag in and organize, with none of the commits, branches, or command-line steps a real git setup asks for.
An isolated environment where your deployed app actually runs, so you can test it for real before it goes anywhere else.
Yes. Platyps saves a checkpoint at each meaningful step, so you can roll back to the last working version in one click.
We're inviting people off the waitlist in small batches. Join it and we'll email you directly when your project is ready to start.