Baild turns a conversation into a living spec, a clickable design your client walks and approves, and a working product, coherent from first idea to shipped app.
One conversation at a time, Baild takes an idea to a working product. The order is the point: nothing gets built before the blueprint is approved.
Your client explains the business in plain English. Baild asks one question at a time and records every answer as structured spec: modules, fields, validations, workflows. Anything undecided stays visibly open instead of quietly guessed.
Baild draws each screen as a real, clickable page in your client's brand and drops the link in chat. Your client walks it like the finished product and asks for changes in plain words. Structural changes go back into the spec before the next page is drawn.
Approval locks the drawn design and the spec together. If anything changes after sign-off, the approval goes stale and the build re-blocks until it's walked again. What your client approves is what gets built, one to one.
Build agents work from the locked design, unit by unit. Then a separate verifier that never wrote a line of the code opens the app in a real browser and walks your client's journeys end to end. A failed journey blocks acceptance.
Baild is built for dev shops and agencies. You stay the builder of record; Baild runs the discovery, keeps the spec honest, and hands you build-ready output.
Invite your client with a link. They talk to Baild on their own schedule, in plain English, and never see a modeling tool. You get structured spec instead of meeting notes.
Every field, validation, and decision lives in one living registry. Change something and Baild knows exactly what it touches. Six weeks in, nothing has quietly drifted.
The approved blueprint is a record: the exact pages your client walked, locked to the spec behind them. Scope conversations start from a drawing both sides agreed on, not from memory.
Readiness never flatters. A requirement decided in conversation but not yet modeled stays visibly open, and an open required area blocks "production ready". You always know what is real, what is drafted, and what is still missing.
Baild is in early access, running real products end to end today. We're inviting a small number of agencies and dev teams first. Leave your details and you'll hear from us when your invite is ready.
Invites go out in small batches.