Ask for the system. AI builds it, tests it and puts it live.

Describe in English what you need. The agent creates the database, the screens and the rules, and you tweak whatever you want in the visual editor.

  • Tested by the agent, which fills in, saves and checks every screen
  • Per-screen permissions, 2FA and change history out of the box
  • The system is yours: if you switch vendors, it goes with you
MadBuilder animation: someone asks the agent chat for a work-order system; the agent creates the tables and screens, tests the form in Online Test and fixes a criterion that failed; a field is dragged in the visual editor; and the system shows up ready, with a dashboard, kanban, a mobile version, and published on MadCloud.

Comes ready-made, no starting from scratch

  • Login with 2FA
  • Per-action permissions
  • Change history
  • Dashboards
  • Kanban and calendar
  • Point of sale
  • PDF with QR code
  • Pix, card and boleto
  • Public website
  • Four languages

Want a whole system already built? MadFood is a ready-made delivery system for pizzerias and restaurants, with a one-time payment.

Watch the agent build a whole system.

A real recording, narrated in Portuguese: the request, the agent building and testing, a tweak in the visual editor and the system running with a list view, dashboard and PDF.

Real recording in MadBuilder, sped up while the agent is working. Sample data. Narration and captions are in Portuguese.
Read the transcript (in Portuguese)

What if you could describe your company's system in plain words, and watch it running in minutes? Here, the owner of a repair shop asks the MadBuilder agent for a complete system: customers, technicians, equipment and service orders, with a dashboard and the service order as a PDF. First, it builds a roadmap with phases and tasks, and asks for approval before starting.

Then it creates the database tables and generates each screen: forms, list views and the dashboard. All of it real Laravel code, without you writing a single line.

Afterwards, it launches the system in the Online Test itself, logs in as the admin user and checks the screens it created. And you're not stuck with what the AI did. Everything opens in the visual editor. Here, the technician field becomes a list with the team's names, in a few clicks.

Every change becomes code right away, in your project's Blade and PHP. In the service order document, each field is linked to the customer and equipment data, right in the panel.

Done. This is the system running, with two hundred and twenty-nine service orders registered. The list view has search, filters and pagination, ready for the team's day-to-day. The form shows the equipment and the technician by name, with amounts and dates in the right format.

In the dashboard: revenue, orders by status, each technician's workload and revenue by brand.

And the service order comes out as a PDF, ready to print and hand to the customer.

From the request to a running system, with Laravel code that is yours. Try it now at madbuilder dot dev.

From diagram to deploy, in the same project.

Modeling, building, testing and publishing all work on the same files. Nothing gets exported along the way.

Data modeling

Tables and relationships in a diagram, with your team alongside. Every change becomes an incremental migration.

Diagram with the product, sale, sale_item and person tables

An AI agent that builds

Ask in English. It reads the database, creates the missing tables and generates the screens from ready-made components instead of writing everything from scratch. That is why it spends 65% to 75% fewer tokens.

You 14:05

Create a sales CRUD with items (master-detail): a sale has a customer, date and total amount; each item has a product, quantity and unit price. Generate the list view and the form.

Agent 14:08

  1. I’ll create the master-detail CRUD for sales. First I need to check the database and create the tables that don’t exist yet.
  2. mad_db_inspect list_tables17 tables in the model, none for sales
  3. I need to create produto, venda and venda_item. I’ll use pessoa as the customer.
  4. mad_db_table create produtonome, preco_venda, unidade, ativo and the Produto model
  5. mad_db_table create vendacliente_id, data_venda, valor_total and the Venda model
  6. mad_db_table create venda_itemvenda_id, produto_id, quantidade, valor_unitario, valor_total and the VendaItem model
  7. Tables created. Now I’ll load the MAD framework skill and generate the master-detail CRUD.
  8. skill mad-frameworkskill loaded
  9. crud_generate venda + detalhe venda_item2 screens created: VendaList and VendaForm

Online Test

One click spins the system up in an isolated environment, with the PHP and database you choose.

Online Test panel with the environment live, PHP 8.4 and SQLite

Deploy wherever you want

Over SSH to your server, a push to your Git or a ZIP. The code goes with it, and any dev can take over.

Git Deploy with GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab

MadCloud

Publish without setting up a server: custom domain, HTTPS and a managed database.

Regions
Atlanta, or São Paulo on the private server
Backup
daily, kept 7 to 60 days depending on the plan
Database
managed PostgreSQL
Environments
staging and production

Bring your own agent

Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client creates screens, models data and publishes. One token per project, every call logged.

$ claude mcp add madbuilder \
    --token mgw_•••••••• \
    --project 1042

Operations included

Errors and performance tracked without buying a separate tool, plus 2FA, audit trail and an AI copilot with your branding inside the system.

  • MadTraceerrors and APM
  • Audit trailincluding what the AI does
  • Copilotwhite-label, in the published app

Ready-to-go screen types.

Pick the type, point it at a table and the screen comes out ready. All of these are from the sample app, running.

X-ray of a screen

What sits underneath every screen.

The AI agent builds screens from ready-made components instead of writing everything from scratch. Underneath each one, all of this already comes with it.

  1. The screen

    A real screen from a generated app.

    The sales list from the sample project, exactly as it comes out of MadBuilder. Now, what sits underneath it.

  2. Layer 1

    Ready-made components.

    There are 91 in the palette, across 9 categories, with more than 40 field types, such as CEP (Brazilian ZIP code), CNPJ (Brazilian company ID), currency and signature. Each one binds to the columns of your database.

  3. Layer 2

    Rules in PHP, in a plain Laravel app.

    Eloquent model, controller, Blade view, route and migration in a standard project. There is no engine of ours running behind it.

  4. Layer 3

    Security that comes configured.

    Roles define, screen by screen, who can view, create, edit, delete and export. There is 2FA and auditing, including what the AI does.

  5. Layer 4

    Database with step-by-step migrations.

    The database is not recreated on every change: only the changes are applied, and production data stays where it is. There are six databases, from MySQL to Firebird.

  6. Layer 5

    Deploy wherever you want.

    Over SSH to your server, a push to your Git, or to MadCloud. Every SSH publish makes a dated backup first.

  7. Layer 6

    Errors and performance, no separate tool.

    The generated app already logs errors, measures performance, finds N+1 queries and sends alerts, with MadTrace.

One screen. All of this comes with it.

Components, rules, security, database, deploy and observability come ready in every project, and the code is yours.

For devs and CTOs

The code is yours. Open it and check.

Every screen becomes files in a regular Laravel project. Hover over a field and see the lines it generated, exactly as they come out in the download.

Generates code for the stack your team already uses

  • Laravel
  • Eloquent
  • Blade
  • Alpine
  • MySQL
  • MariaDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • SQL Server
  • Oracle
  • Firebird
  • SQLite
Sale record
Sale record
Person * Pão da Vila Bakery
Date * 06/12/2026
Total $ 13,386.62
Status Invoiced
Save

resources/views/venda-form.blade.php

<mad-form submit="onSave" data-mad-entity-id="693"><mad-form-section title="Cadastro de Venda" icon="file-text"><mad-form-grid :cols="2"><mad-dbcombo-field data-mad-column-id="4533" data-mad-entity-id="693" data-mad-ref-entity-id="691" data-mad-ref-column-id="4521" data-mad-ref-display-column-id="4522" name="pessoa_id" label="Pessoa" database="app" model="Pessoa" key="id" display="{nome}" order-by="nome" order="asc" :required="true" /><mad-date-field data-mad-column-id="4534" data-mad-entity-id="693" name="data" label="Data" :required="true" /></mad-form-grid><mad-form-grid :cols="2"><mad-money-field name="total" label="Total" prefix="R$" :decimals="2" :readonly="true" /><mad-input-field data-mad-column-id="4536" data-mad-entity-id="693" name="status" label="Status" /></mad-form-grid></mad-form-section><mad-form-actions><mad-btn variant="primary" type="submit" icon="save">Salvar</mad-btn></mad-form-actions></mad-form>
  • app
    • Control
      • VendaForm.php
      • VendaList.php
      • PessoaForm.php+ 5 telas
    • Models/App
      • Venda.php
      • Pessoa.php+ 2 models
  • database/migrations
    • …_create_app_tables.php
    • …_add_app_foreign_keys.php
  • resources/views
    • venda-form.blade.php
    • venda-list.blade.php+ 6 views
  • routes/modules/generated.php
  • composer.jsonlaravel/framework ^13.8

Real Laravel

Eloquent model, controller, Blade view, route and migration in a standard project. There is no engine of ours running behind the scenes.

Your code survives

The @mad-block lines mark where your code lives. When the screen changes and the file is generated again, what is inside them stays as you left it.

No lock-in

The framework that runs the system is open source, under the MIT license, and comes in through Composer like any PHP package.

Ask for your first system today.

Create an account, describe what you need and watch the agent build and test it in Online Test. Open beta, no credit card.

  1. Create an accountOpen beta, no credit card.
  2. Build a screenVisually, in code, or by asking the AI.
  3. Download the .zipA Laravel project that runs wherever you want.