How OSYagent works: from idea to launch
You put your idea in one sentence. Everything else — design, build, testing and launch — is done by OSYagent. Here is what happens at each stage.
What you do
- Describe the idea: by text, voice or phone
- Answer the occasional clarifying question
- Review the private preview
- Ask for any change in plain words
- Press “Publish”
What OSYagent does
- Understands the idea and plans the product
- Designs the structure, look and copy
- Writes the code and builds pages and features
- Connects the database, sign-in, payments and analytics
- Checks every version and fixes what it finds
- Puts the product on hosting and connects the domain
Seven stages behind the scenes
You can follow every stage in the studio or not dig in at all: the result arrives in the preview.
Understands the idea
OSYagent reads your phrase, works out who will use the product and what they need, and writes a clear plan.
Designs structure and look
Chooses pages, colours, fonts and a style that fit your subject: it first compares several design directions and keeps the best.
Builds pages and features
Writes the product's code: pages, forms, schedules, catalogues, personal accounts — everything described in the idea.
Connects database and sign-in
Product data lives in a database, and users register and sign in to personal accounts, seeing only their own data.
Sets up payments and notifications
Builds in payments and delivers requests and events to you: into the studio inbox and into Telegram.
Checks everything itself
Walks through every page on desktop and phone, clicks buttons, fills in forms, looks for broken links and errors and fixes them.
Launches and runs the product
Publishes the product on hosting, connects the domain with HTTPS and stays close: changes and growth work the same way, in plain words.
After launch
A product doesn't end at publishing. Describe what you want to change or add and OSYagent improves the existing project, checks it and shows the result in a preview. Every change is saved in the version history.
Describe your idea — we'll do the rest
One sentence. By text, voice or phone. That is all it takes to begin.
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