I like the security-first posture. What's your view on how foundation models will or won't evolve into this space? Like will CC steamroll this in 2 years when it can natively build connectors and run them from within the desktop app? Not saying you won't have an ongoing edge, I just want to understand the thesis better so I can learn. Cool product!
I’m playing with this exact concept but going down the path of a Claude code plugin that is optimized for configuring lowdefy apps because of that framework’s unique approach where you don’t write code you generate yaml configs that then drive the rendering of an app. So far it’s working pretty well, still pressure testing it. The audit control and permissions management you have is great, especially around the connectors. Nice job!
Thanks! We've actually have been experimenting with the config generation approach as well. One tradeoff we noticed was it turns the system into more of an app builder where the ceiling of what you can do is lower compared to a coding agent. But it's much faster than codegen. How dynamic have you found Lowdefy compared to codegen?
Congratulations with your launch! I suspect the product market fit for tools like these will be huge. Especially for SMBs with just 10s of employees in the office, lacking the budget for SAP consultants. However I think the agent creating an app is adding unnecessary complexity. Users want answers or insight in data, why build an app for that if the agent can provide it directly?
Thanks! Agree that for one-off questions, chat is the right interface. We’ve found apps win when the workflow is repeated across a team and they almost become “templates” that seed ideas for other coworkers.
Awesome launch and good pricing. We built an equivalent version in our org that takes HTML/JSX files and stores/serves them like an S3 bucket would. Works fabulous and we considered turning it into a SaaS product, met a real need in our org. Wishing you guys the very best of luck!!
Thanks! That's the best kind of validation. If you ever take Prized for a spin, would genuinely love to hear how it compares to what you built, especially on the data access side.
Very cool. What model is used for the judge? We use setoku for Claude-built internal tooling but the design doesn’t allow writes so that there’s no inference cost on the server. Having the judge check for danger is a neat design.
Today it's GPT-5.6 Luna sitting inline on the egress broker, with Terra re-judging anything Luna flags as ambiguous. We are still experimenting though.
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