Lathe turns business logic into production applications. No developers. No drag-and-drop. No compromises. You talk, it builds, deploys, and maintains.
For a decade, the industry sold "low-code" as liberation. It wasn't. It was a different cage. You still needed developers. You still rented someone else's platform. You still couldn't own what you built.
Lathe finishes what low-code started. Describe your business process in plain language. Walk away. Come back to production software that you own completely, running on your infrastructure, with zero vendor lock-in.
Tell Lathe what your business process looks like. Use plain English. Include the edge cases, the exceptions, the "yeah but sometimes we also need to..." parts. The messier the better.
Lathe's agents design the data model, write the application code, configure integrations, set up authentication, and handle compliance requirements. No human developer in the loop.
You get the source code. Deployed to your infrastructure or ours. Full Git history. No platform dependency. If you walk away tomorrow, your software keeps running.
Every other tool asks you to build on their foundation. Lathe builds on yours. The software is yours. The data is yours. The code is yours. We just turn the lathe.