Can I build a shopfloor app without writing any code?

Yes. You describe the app in plain language and Arctory's agent writes the views, data and workflow while you watch. In the demo, one sentence asking for a Kanban board with draggable PDCA phases becomes a working app with KPI gauges, a ticket table and the board itself. Your side is the description; the agent does the building.

Who can build an app with Arctory, do I need to be a developer?

No developer skills are needed. Anyone who can describe the process in a sentence can build the app. There are no forms to configure and no template to pick: you tell the agent what you want, for example a Kanban view where PDCA phases drag between lanes, and it reasons through the request and writes the app for you.

Is the preview a real working app or just a mockup?

The preview is the actual app, not a static mockup. Tabs work, data is live, interactions are real. As the agent builds, the preview on the right fills in with your KPIs, ticket table and board. A Preview / Logs toggle lets you see exactly what was built.

Can I change the app after the agent builds it?

Yes, and correcting the app is the core of how it works. Every change is another sentence to the agent. Add a field, adjust a layout or change the workflow, and the running app in the preview updates live. You shape the app by conversation, not by configuration.

How do I get the app to my team once it is ready?

One Deploy button publishes the app to your team, with no separate IT handover. It becomes a versioned, multi-user app in your workspace that your team can open and use. Updating it later is the same loop: edit by chat, then deploy a new version.

What kinds of apps can I describe and build this way?

Governed, multi-user shopfloor apps such as Kanban boards, KPI dashboards and ticket tables, all from a plain-language description. The demo builds a PDCA Kanban board with draggable phases, KPI gauges and a ticket table, and the same approach applies to machinery, automotive and FMCG shopfloor processes.

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Build a shopfloor app by describing it

Name: Build a shopfloor app by describing it
Uploaded: 2026-06-28
Duration: 1 min 26 s
Description: The board you sketch on a whiteboard is usually where it dies, because someone has to spec it, queue it, and build it. Here you describe the app in plain language and Arctory's agent writes the views, the data, and the workflow while you watch. You correct it by chatting, watch every change land in the preview, and deploy when it is right. No code.

The board you sketch on a whiteboard is usually where it dies, because someone has to spec it, queue it, and build it. Here you describe the app in plain language and Arctory's agent writes the views, the data, and the workflow while you watch. You correct it by chatting, watch every change land in the preview, and deploy when it is right. No code.

Use case: Describe a process in plain language and get a working, multi-user shopfloor app: built live by Arctory's agent, corrected by chat, deployed in one click.

Published: 2026-06-28

Video length: 1:30

Build a shopfloor app by describing it. The board you sketch on a whiteboard is usually where it dies, because someone has to spec it, queue it, and build it. Here you describe the app in plain language and Arctory's agent writes the views, the data, and the workflow while you watch. You correct it by chatting, watch every change land in the preview, and deploy when it is right. No code.

What this is

This is the core of Arctory. You do not configure forms or write code. You describe the app you need and the agent builds it. In the video, one request in plain language (a Kanban board where PDCA phases drag between lanes) becomes a working shopfloor app. The agent reasons through the request and writes the views and the data layer step by step on the left, while the live preview on the right fills in: KPI gauges, a ticket table, the board you asked for. Every follow-up is another sentence, the preview updates as it builds, and one button deploys it.

How it works

Step 1. Describe the app in plain language. Open the builder and tell the Arctory agent what you want in a sentence, for example a Kanban view where PDCA phases drag between lanes. There are no forms to configure and no template to pick.
Step 2. Watch the agent build it live. The agent works the request step by step, reasoning first, then writing the views and the data layer, while the live preview on the right fills in: the KPIs, the ticket table, the board you described.
Step 3. Correct it by chatting. Change anything with another sentence. Add a field, adjust a layout, change the workflow. Each follow-up updates the running app in the preview, so you shape it by conversation, not by configuration.
Step 4. Check the real, working app. The preview is the actual app, not a mockup. Tabs, live data and interactions all work. A Preview / Logs toggle shows exactly what was built.
Step 5. Deploy in one click. When it is right, Deploy publishes it as a versioned, multi-user app your team can open, covered in the deploy walkthrough.

What you see in the video

The video starts from an empty builder with a request in plain language for a Kanban board with draggable PDCA phases. The agent reasons through it and writes the app's views and data layer on the left while the live preview builds on the right (KPI gauges, a ticket table, the PDCA board). The whole thing is corrected by chatting and published with the Deploy button.

Frequently asked questions

Can I build a shopfloor app without writing any code?: Yes. You describe the app in plain language and Arctory's agent writes the views, data and workflow while you watch. In the demo, one sentence asking for a Kanban board with draggable PDCA phases becomes a working app with KPI gauges, a ticket table and the board itself. Your side is the description; the agent does the building.
Who can build an app with Arctory, do I need to be a developer?: No developer skills are needed. Anyone who can describe the process in a sentence can build the app. There are no forms to configure and no template to pick: you tell the agent what you want, for example a Kanban view where PDCA phases drag between lanes, and it reasons through the request and writes the app for you.
Is the preview a real working app or just a mockup?: The preview is the actual app, not a static mockup. Tabs work, data is live, interactions are real. As the agent builds, the preview on the right fills in with your KPIs, ticket table and board. A Preview / Logs toggle lets you see exactly what was built.
Can I change the app after the agent builds it?: Yes, and correcting the app is the core of how it works. Every change is another sentence to the agent. Add a field, adjust a layout or change the workflow, and the running app in the preview updates live. You shape the app by conversation, not by configuration.
How do I get the app to my team once it is ready?: One Deploy button publishes the app to your team, with no separate IT handover. It becomes a versioned, multi-user app in your workspace that your team can open and use. Updating it later is the same loop: edit by chat, then deploy a new version.
What kinds of apps can I describe and build this way?: Governed, multi-user shopfloor apps such as Kanban boards, KPI dashboards and ticket tables, all from a plain-language description. The demo builds a PDCA Kanban board with draggable phases, KPI gauges and a ticket table, and the same approach applies to machinery, automotive and FMCG shopfloor processes.

Tags: No-code, Natural language, App building, Shopfloor, PDCA, Kanban

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