Symbola

Symbola Blueprints are software, shipped as blueprints. Each Blueprint describes one real app: what it does, how it should behave, and the decisions its maker has already settled, so nothing is left to guesswork.

Claude reads the Blueprint and builds the app for you in Python, Go, TypeScript or whatever you prefer. The code it writes is yours to keep, run and change.

Want it different? Change any decision before the build (say, a dark theme, another sort order, or different storage), and Claude builds your version instead of the original.

Try asking: "Find a Symbola Blueprint for organising research papers." "What does the Rondel Blueprint do, in plain words?" "Build kausalflow/lightkone for me in Go, with a dark theme." Free, no account, read-only.

Building an app needs a coding agent with a shell, such as Claude Code; in a normal chat Claude explains the app and gives you the one line to paste into your coding agent.

Use-case prompts:

Find an app. "Find a Symbola Blueprint for organising research papers."

Understand it. "What does the Rondel Blueprint do, in plain words?" Build your version. "

Build kausalflow/lightkone for me in Go, with a dark theme."