The problem
App builders stop at the demo.
Tryzen turns a plain-language brief into software you can preview and ship — not another screenshot that dies on contact with users.
Hours lost to setup
Hosting, auth, a preview, a repo — you assemble a stack before the idea even exists. The first week is glue, not product.
Demos that don't survive users
Generators look finished in a screenshot. They break the moment you iterate, add data, or care about security.
Every follow-up starts over
A new chat forgets the layout, the data, and the last decision. You don't get a product — you get another thread.
Rooms
Build together, in real time.
Invite others. Same workspace, same agent, one shared context.
Rooms
One agent. One preview. Three people.
Same agent. Same project. Real progress.
Your friends, your team, or both.
How it works
You stay in one thread.
Describe the goal, inspect the result, refine in chat, then publish. Stay solo or open a Room. The project never resets.
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Prompt
Describe the product, the users, and the outcome in your own words.
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Generate
Tryzen turns that brief into a working app you can open.
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Refine
Change layout and behavior with follow-ups on the same product — alone, or in a Room.
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Ship
Review it, then publish something people can actually use.
Platform
Built into every build.
Four platform capabilities that run with the product — not plugins you wire by hand.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Tryzen is an AI app builder that turns plain-language briefs into working software. Build solo, or open a Room and invite others to work with the same agent in real time. Web first, with more surfaces over time.
Join the waitlist for early access as we open seats. No credit card required.
No. You describe the product in your own words. Tryzen explains decisions in plain language as it builds, so you can follow along without technical jargon.
InstantFork for open-source repos, InstantMCP to turn a repo or .zip into a public MCP server, Model Auto Routing for cost-aware generation, a Security Advisor before you ship — and Rooms, so a team can share one agent instead of five chats.
Basic is required before deploy or delivery: exposed secrets, CORS, and HTTPS. Extended is an optional deeper audit — not a marketing checkbox — when you want a harder pass before release.
A native platform tool (also available to the agent) that converts any repository or .zip into a public MCP server with a live URL, ready to attach tools to any agent in seconds.
A Room is an optional session on the same product. You invite people in; everyone sees the preview and talks to the same agent live. Solo still exists — a Room is when you don't want to build alone.
Web first, with native use from Telegram and other surfaces over time, plus a documented MCP and API path so Tryzen lives where you already work.
Less structure, more software.
No credit card · Early access