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Build applications with a clear path from idea to verified release

Give product owners, developers, operations, and assurance teams one App workspace to choose the right build approach, connect what it needs, review changes, and release with evidence.

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The free Developer workspace is non-production. Production deployment, managed runtimes, and advanced capabilities depend on plan, entitlement, and verified target readiness.

ChooseMatch the App path to the work
ConnectSource, data, runtime, and tools
ReviewTests, approvals, and evidence
ReleaseDeploy, verify, and improve
Choose the right starting point

Choose the application path that fits the work

Start with the outcome and the team responsible for delivery. Build keeps the lifecycle consistent while each path uses the authoring and runtime model it actually needs.

RAD Apps

Create structured business applications on Batoi RAD with integrated data, workflows, interfaces, APIs, and release controls.

Use when the team wants an integrated RAD delivery path

Bring Your Stack Apps

Keep the framework and runtime your engineering team already owns while Build coordinates source, environments, reviews, and releases.

Use for web, API, service, worker, mobile, or data applications

Websites

Create or connect managed, WordPress, static, and custom-stack websites with clear authoring, hosting, and release boundaries.

Use for content-led sites that still need controlled delivery

Micro Apps

Deliver focused forms and reports with governed data, access, versions, responses, and publication inside the workspace.

Use for a bounded workflow that does not need a full application

App lifecycle

A delivery path every stakeholder can follow

Product, engineering, operations, and assurance teams see the same selected-App context while retaining their own responsibilities and approval boundaries.

  1. Step 1

    Plan & Design

    Agree the outcome, application path, scope, owner, and acceptance criteria.

  2. Step 2

    Build & Connect

    Create the experience and connect the approved source, data, APIs, and automation.

  3. Step 3

    Test & Review

    Review the change, run required checks, resolve findings, and collect approvals.

  4. Step 4

    Release & Verify

    Release an exact revision through a supported path and verify the target environment.

  5. Step 5

    Operate & Improve

    Track runtime evidence, usage, releases, and the next governed improvement.

Follow the detailed App Lifecycle guide
Stable context

The App anchors delivery; Projects add coordination

An App can begin without a Project. Assign a Core Project when the team needs shared outcomes, tasks, reporting, or member-safe project coordination.

Authoring and automation

Give each delivery team the tools it needs

Teams can move between guided studios, visual editing, code, integrations, and automation without leaving the App context. Generated work remains a draft until its required review and approval pass.

Specifications and Blueprints

Create reviewable specifications, design-system context, implementation bundles, and approved app blueprints before source changes begin.

RAD Studio

Work with RAD microservicelets, business classes, data models, routes, UI, navigation, content, themes, and API surfaces inside the selected App.

Visual and Code Editing

Create interfaces visually or work with review-ready source changes, version history, comparisons, and controlled publishing.

APIs and Integrations

Define APIs, endpoints, clients, gateways, webhooks, and integration mappings with explicit access and evidence boundaries.

Workflows and Automation

Design low-code flows, triggers, actions, reusable playbooks, and monitored runs with approvals where the work requires them.

Assurance and Release

Connect test plans, quality gates, Guard checks, human approvals, release records, packages, deployments, rollback posture, and evidence.

AI and agent operations

Create with AI and operate agents with accountable controls

Build supports AI-assisted creation and governed agent operations from initial draft through testing, execution, evaluation, approval, and evidence.

AI Builder

Create draft ideas, specifications, page outlines, agent instructions, tool definitions, and release notes for review.

Agents

Create purpose-specific agents with instructions, operating boundaries, approved models, tools, and knowledge.

Prompts and Knowledge

Manage reusable prompt templates and governed knowledge sources within the permitted workspace and App scope.

Tools and Agent Workflows

Define approved actions and reusable multi-step procedures with risk, permission, and approval requirements.

Plans and Runs

Coordinate supervisor-led plans, execute approved work, and review status, usage, outcomes, and retained evidence.

Evaluations and Oversight

Test agent versions, assess readiness, monitor quality and cost signals, and require human approval for consequential actions.

Source and version control

Keep every application change traceable

Choose an approved source connection and review approach for each App. Build keeps versions, responsibilities, and publishing decisions explicit.

Version history

Trace each reviewed change to the selected App and the version intended for release.

Review-ready changes

Compare proposed work, record ownership, and complete required checks before publishing.

Controlled publishing

Publish through an approved connection with accountable authorization and retained outcomes.

Environments and publishing

Release through supported, verified connections

Choose entitled publishing and deployment connections for each environment, then verify readiness before promotion.

Target compatibility is verified, not inferred

  • Exact App, environment, reviewed version, destination, and approved connection
  • Access, data, policy, evidence, monitoring, rollback, and support responsibilities
  • Independent application and service verification before promotion

Availability depends on the selected plan, configured connection, target requirements, and successful readiness checks.

Connected controls

Orchestrate delivery from implementation intent to verified outcome

Build coordinates implementation, review, release, deployment, and verification. It consumes scoped identity and integration context, Govern decisions, and Guard blockers through the shared Integrations control plane; connectors do not grant implicit delivery authority.

Identity

Principal, workspace, role, App, action, and purpose remain explicit.

Govern

Policy, risk, obligation, and decision ownership remain with Govern.

Guard

Security findings, exceptions, attestations, and release blockers remain with Guard.

Human approval

Sensitive writes, promotions, and releases retain accountable review and evidence.

Product boundary

More than a builder, editor, or pipeline

Build brings these activities into one accountable lifecycle; it does not erase the tools, providers, runtimes, or control owners involved.

Build is

  • An app-first creation and delivery workspace
  • A selected-App context for source, environments, data, AI, automation, release, and evidence
  • A governed path across visual studios, code, APIs, workflows, agents, and deployments
  • A coordination layer for connected services, environments, controls, and providers

Build is not merely

  • A standalone drag-and-drop page builder
  • A seat-bound code editor without lifecycle context
  • An unmanaged pipeline that bypasses policy or review
  • A claim that every framework, cloud, or runtime is natively supported
Designed for the whole delivery team

A shared system with distinct responsibilities

Each audience gets the context it needs without blurring who authors, operates, approves, or accepts risk.

Product Owners

Set the outcome, scope, priorities, acceptance criteria, and accountable release decision.

Builders and Developers

Create the application, integrations, workflows, and review-ready source changes.

Release and Operations

Manage environments, deployment, verification, rollback, and operating evidence.

Governance and Assurance

Review approvals, policy outcomes, security findings, exceptions, and retained evidence.

Published customer history

Examples from earlier Build delivery

These published experiences describe delivered projects and interface usability. They are historical customer evidence, not proof that every current workspace capability or deployment option applies to every plan.

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With Batoi Build, our team was able to develop a sophisticated and user-friendly regional job board website to promote and encourage regional economic development and help the community close the labor skill gap.

The Morris County Economic Development AllianceThe Morris County Economic Development Alliance
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Batoi Build has a very user-friendly and lightweight interface.

Siddharth MishraSiddharth Mishra, Nest-In (Tata Steel)
Frequently asked questions

Clarify the Build boundary

Current workspace configuration and entitlement remain authoritative for a specific App.

Build provides an app-first workspace for planning, creating, connecting, testing, reviewing, releasing, deploying, and verifying RAD Apps, Bring Your Stack apps, Websites, Micro Apps, APIs, workflows, AI-assisted work, and governed agents.

Build supports Batoi RAD-native applications, external-stack applications, managed and connected website workflows, and Batoi UIF Micro Apps. Exact runtimes, managed website capabilities, and plan entitlements depend on the selected workspace configuration.

No. The App is the stable context for source, runtime, database, deployment, and governance records. A Core Project can be assigned when the team needs project coordination, tasks, shared outcomes, or project reporting.

Each App uses an approved source and version-control connection with traceable review and publishing history. Deployment availability depends on the selected plan, configured connection, environment requirements, and successful readiness verification.

Build includes AI-assisted drafting, prompt templates, governed knowledge, model settings, agent creation, approved tools, agent workflows, supervisor-led plans, runs, evaluations, usage signals, approvals, and retained evidence. Availability depends on workspace role, plan, configuration, and policy.

Build coordinates delivery. Govern retains policy and risk decisions, Guard retains security findings and release blockers, and Build applies configured outcomes at delivery control points while preserving approvals and evidence.
Start with a bounded workspace

Build and learn free, or evaluate production plans

Use the ongoing free Developer workspace for non-production App Studio, APIs, AI Builder, governed agents, Micro Apps, and learning work. Review a paid plan before relying on production workloads or advanced managed capabilities.

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