What's new

On the way

• Push to GitHub: send your project to a repository from the Deploy stage, using your GitHub sign-in.
• Release builds: build the Flutter app for stores and the web, already pointed at your deployed API.
• React Native as a second frontend next to Flutter.

The first early-access release

The full path from a description to a running app and a live API.

Build

• Design tables from a description, or start from an existing MySQL or PostgreSQL database.
• Plan pages with routes, roles and a pattern for each: list, detail, form, dashboard, master–detail or custom.
• Write every page in parallel: an Express route and a Flutter screen.
• Sign-in screens as the app's own code, with roles enforced by the API and the app.
• Sample data across related tables, with sample accounts.

Edit

• API and UI code editors with Dart and JavaScript language servers.
• AI changes come back as diffs to review, file by file, with revisions.
• Feature and modernising suggestions for each page.
• Whole-app changes: a database step, new pages and edits, planned together.
• Update the pages when the tables change.

Check and run

• The Check view: Flutter analysis and an API load after every change, grouped by page, with Fix with AI.
• Run the API and the app in the built-in terminal on Windows, Chrome or Android, with hot reload.

Design

• Nine styles, four navigation layouts and seven notification styles.
• Light, dark or system mode, with a switch for your users on their account page.
• Brand colour, logo and app name.

Deploy

• Put the API online at <your-app>.appwand.io with HTTPS.
• The first deploy copies your database. Later deploys keep the live data and add new tables, columns and foreign keys.
• Zero-downtime updates behind a health check.
• Run the app against the live API.

The studio

• A five-step bar across the top: Data, Plan & Design, Build, Check and Deploy.
• Light and dark themes, or matching Windows.
• A Help menu with these docs, what's new and support.