Use case · Software

Beta

AI app development: from an idea to your GitHub repository

You tell LyngL "build a booking app for yoga studios"; the research analyst studies the market, the product manager writes the requirements, the creative director designs the interface, the full-stack engineer writes the code, the QA engineer checks it and the DevOps engineer prepares the release.

The code arrives in a repository on your GitHub account as branches, commits and pull requests. Merges and production deploys wait for your approval unless you decide otherwise.

Updated November 5, 2026

What the team delivers

  • Market and competitor research: similar products, their prices and the gaps they leave.
  • A product requirements document: users, features, priorities and acceptance criteria.
  • User flows and interface design.
  • Code: branches, commits and pull requests in a new or existing GitHub repository.
  • Tests and quality checks.
  • A preview on the hosting provider you connect; production deploys with your approval.

How it works

  • You describe the idea and who it is for, and attach examples, documents or screenshots if you have them.
  • The Manager splits the work into research, requirements, design, architecture, development, testing and release, and starts the steps that can run in parallel at the same time.
  • Each step's output is handed to the next, and results are checked before they reach you.
  • You review the pull request on GitHub; merging and going live happen with your approval.

Does it build websites too

Yes, but not as a drag-and-drop site builder: the team writes the code of your website or web app and keeps it in your repository. The site is yours, and you can keep developing it with any developer or with LyngL. Hosting runs on the provider you connect.

Control and security

GitHub and hosting credentials are stored encrypted and never shown again. Merges and production deploys need approval, and every commit, tool call and approval is in the audit log. Each workspace is isolated from the others.

What is ready today

Software development is in Beta. Research, documents, code and GitHub work today. Running and testing code in an isolated sandbox is coming soon.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know how to code to build an app with AI?

Not to brief the team or approve the plan. It helps to have someone technical review pull requests and decide when to go live; LyngL leaves those steps to your approval.

Can it work on my existing project?

Yes. Connect your existing GitHub repository; the team reads the code, opens a new branch and proposes changes as a pull request. Merging waits for your approval.

Where is the code stored?

In a repository on your GitHub account. LyngL writes to it as branches, commits and pull requests.

Can AI build a website?

Yes. The team writes the site's code, keeps it in your repository and deploys a preview on the hosting provider you connect. Going live happens with your approval.

How much does it cost?

You can start on the Free plan. The most a job can spend is shown before it starts; plans and credit packs are on the pricing page.

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Set up your AI team for free

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