Evo Builder is a conversational AI tool for building software. You describe what you want in plain language, and it generates a working application in a live preview. You then refine it by continuing the conversation — asking for changes, adding screens, adjusting layouts, fixing errors. You do not need to write code.
The core loop is: prompt, review the preview, prompt again. Each change is committed to a branch automatically, so you can go back to any previous state if something doesn't go the way you wanted. Sessions run for 60 minutes, after which the virtual environment resets.
Whether you're exploring a new product idea, validating user experiences, or building features for live products, Evo Builder generates applications that integrate with the Evo Design System. In the future, it will also allow you to deploy apps directly into Evo.
Is it worth a look?
It is if any of these apply:
You need to show what something could look like before engineering resource is committed to building it.
You have an existing API or database and want to build a front end on top of it quickly.
You are building a new MFE and want to accelerate the front end before engineers wire up the back end.
You want to create a whole new product or feature and get to a working prototype fast.
Why use Evo Builder?
Evo Builder accelerates creating modern Access Evo software — whether that's a proof of concept, a new product feature, or an entirely new product. It complements other AI tools and hands-on engineers to speed up delivery.
Many teams are using Evo Builder to create brand new products. Others are using it to build new frontends, backends, or features on top of their existing product APIs or databases.