For developers
Your API is one sentence away from an app.
You've built the backend. The admin panel, the client dashboard, the internal tool your team keeps asking for — those are the parts that never feel worth a repo. odapt turns your OpenAPI spec into a toolbox and builds the UI on top, hosted and authenticated, in minutes.
OpenAPI in, tools out
Paste a spec URL and every operation becomes a callable tool — typed arguments, validated against your schema, executed through our gateway. No SDK to write, no client to generate. If your API has docs, it's ready.
add tool → https://api.yourshop.com/openapi.json
Secrets stay server-side
API keys and tokens are stored encrypted and injected at the gateway when a call executes. They never reach the browser, and they never ship inside an app. Share an app powered by your integrations, and it works for anyone you share it with — your credentials stay yours.
share the capability, not the keys
The model runs at runtime, not just build time
Apps get a built-in AI call — summarize, classify, draft, decide — with billing and keys already handled. It's how a plain CRUD tool becomes the tool that also writes the follow-up email or triages the queue.
requestGPT("triage these 40 tickets by urgency")
Apps are specs, not repos
An odapt app is a document, not a codebase: no build step, no deploy pipeline, no dependency rot. Hosting, auth, and versioning are part of the platform. Change it by asking; clone it to fork it; every version is kept.
describe → running app → shareable link
Where it fits
odapt isn't your IDE and doesn't want to be. Keep Cursor and Claude Code for the product you're shipping. odapt is for the software around the product — the admin views, the one-off internal tools, the client-facing panels — everything that needs to exist but doesn't deserve infrastructure.
Admin panels & back-office
CRUD over your real API, permissioned, live in minutes.
Client dashboards
Give customers a window into your service without a frontend sprint.
Internal tools
The requests you keep deferring — built by the person who needs them.
Bring an API. Leave with apps.
Start with your OpenAPI spec — the first app takes about a minute.
Start building