Doric. Build real software.
AI app builders get you to a demo by Friday. Doric is built for the day after — and the year after. Every feature is bound by a contract, placed on a living map, and backed by the decision behind it — so the hundredth change lands as cleanly as the first. You stay in command, not by reading code but by owning the decisions, while a full R&D team proves every feature it claims.
Browser-native. Click New Project, talk to Phoebe and Theo, and watch a live app spin up — no download, no terminal, no cloud setup.
Describe what you want to build. Phoebe and Theo turn it into a living product plan — mission, blueprint, features and specs — and the strategy takes shape as a flowchart you shape together, before any code exists.
Describe it → the plan draws itself → shape it together.
Let teams submit, route and resolve requests in one place.
Three modules, with security rules and data-access partitions.
User capabilities, rooted to the structural domain map.
The single source of interface truth — change the spec, change the system.
concept lens · takes shape as you talk, stays in sync with the build
map lens · follow any flow end to end, auto-correlated to the code
code lens · the graph the agents query before they change anything
An owner approves or rejects a submitted request; the requester is notified and the decision is recorded to the audit log.
spec lens · plain-language contracts — change the spec, change the system
timeline lens · the whole evolution as a projection — never a second roadmap
One product, five lenses — the same system seen as concept, map, code, spec and timeline, generated from what's actually built. Click through it.
Software usually tangles and slows as it grows — the model runs out of context and loses the plot. Doric is built the other way. It partitions context per workstream and runs parallel R&D threads, each bound by a strict interface contract, so the system never has to fit inside one prompt window and never loses its shape.
Add capability for years. The blueprint, the contracts and the map hold it together.
All the rigor of product management, none of the framework to memorize. Three colleagues draw it out through conversation — and dispatch the specialist workers that do the building. Each holds a role, reads the same project, and pushes back when you're wrong.
Turns intent into a spec — mission, features, acceptance — probes the underspecified, and leads you to the next gap one concrete step at a time.
Flags contradictions, enforces stability, sequences releases, and checks finished work against the evidence. He verifies; he never writes the code.
Decomposes the work, dispatches builder workers across parallel threads, and keeps the map correlated to the code.
Stop playing code roulette. A conversational model will narrate doing the work more reliably than it does the work — so in Doric the agent that drafts is never the one that confirms. A deterministic layer commits every change, reads it back, and runs end-to-end sandbox tests before anything counts. Done means boots clean, clicked through, and recorded — never "files written."
A false claim of alignment is worse than an empty document.
The speed of Day 1 sets up Month 2. Every message, decision and reason is captured and re-read before each step. The chat is the surface; the memory is the product. An agent today reaches everything decided three months ago — so alignment never slips, and each iteration starts smarter than the last.
Stateful by design. A browser tab full of a stateless chatbot starts from zero every time; Doric remembers, and the understanding compounds. Your files stay one click from export — what keeps you here is that every iteration starts smarter than the last.
Direct the work instead of writing the code, and ship the complex product you have in mind faster than a roadmap usually allows.
Build the products your org needs — real software, not throwaway internal tools — without waiting on an engineering queue.
Too complex for no-code, stuck in the backlog. Build the replacement properly — and keep it yours to run.
Each one is work you'd otherwise do by hand — or a failure you'd otherwise discover in production. Four of them:
The agent that drafts is never the one that confirms. Without it: the model says it works, and you find out otherwise in production.
Snapshot, fork and roll back the entire project state. Without it: stashes and copies that don't capture how it actually ran.
Import it and it arrives already mapped and structured. Without it: you start over, or stay stuck where you are.
Every AI builder is brilliant for 47 minutes. The real problem starts the next morning.
ArchitectureSelf-grading doesn't work. Why the three agents are a separation of powers, not roleplay.
Agent behaviorBrainstorms should pull the internet. Edits should touch one slide. Two lanes, not one dial.
Doric is a browser-native workspace where a product person builds real software — and keeps building it for years — by directing an AI product team. You navigate mission, specs and a living architecture map, never code. The team remembers every decision and verifies its own work.
Those tools optimize for generating an app fast — and then iterate blind: no architecture map, no record of why anything was decided, no independent verification, and ownership means a repo a non-coder can't read. Doric keeps your software changeable: a living map correlated to the code, an append-only decision log, every change committed and read back by a deterministic verifier, and full export at any time.
No. You never see code — not even the file structure. You steer through mission, blueprint, features and specs, and the AI team maintains the code and keeps it correlated to what you decided. Architecture stays yours to command; code stays theirs to maintain.
You do. Your whole project — code, specs, decisions, history — is one click from export at all times, and the apps Doric builds stay portable across clouds, so you can move to your own infrastructure without a rewrite.
Doric routes each kind of work to the right model — and supports bring-your-own-key: plug in your own Claude, GPT or Gemini key and the entire team runs on it. The engine and the memory are Doric's; the model is rented, so you're never locked to one provider's intelligence.
Shape your mission and specs, and watch a production system take shape — on your own cloud, with no ceiling to hit.