Vibe Mode + Governed Mode
Vibe-code fast. Ship enterprise-ready.
Build apps and AI agents in minutes, then move the same project through a governed production pipeline. Own the code. Ship to your cloud.
No credit card · Same project · Exportable code
Step 1 of 6 — Prompt
Step 1 — Prompt · Vibe Mode
A simulated tour — the real pipeline runs on your project, your Git, your cloud.
- Complete code ownership
- Seven governed stages
- React · Next.js · Node · PostgreSQL
- Git-based delivery
- Bring your own cloud
- Typed integrations
- Human approval gates
- Full audit trail
Other builders stop at the prototype. Dual7 takes it to production.
Three ways software gets built — and where each one ends.
Vibe-only builders
- Idea
- Prototype
- Rebuild for production
Fast start. Thrown away when it gets serious.
Traditional development
- Idea
- Spec
- Sprints
- Handoffs
- Release (months)
Production-grade, but slow and expensive.
Dual7
- Idea
- Vibe prototype
- Select features
- Governed certification
- Approved production release
No rebuild. Same codebase. Human sign-off at every gate.
Build fast. Or build to ship. Same project.
Most tools make you pick one. Dual7 gives you both, and lets you move between them whenever you want.
Build at full speed
Describe it and watch it build. Full prompt-to-app speed for the first version of anything, fast.
Ship to production
Seven specialist agents take the same project through sign-off gates and a full audit trail — into code you own.
- Usage chart rebuilt with new colorsjust now
- Settings page drafted1 hr ago
- Onboarding flow tweakedthis morning
One project — certify features into production, no rebuild.
Seven gated stages, from intent to shipped software.
Each stage produces an approvable artifact and locks downstream stages until upstream ones are approved.
Requirements
Approved- Agent does
- Turns the prompt into structured, scoped requirements.
- Artifact
- Requirements doc
- You review
- Scope and priorities
- Gate
- Approved before the next stage unlocks
- Agent does
- Turns the prompt into structured, scoped requirements.
- Artifact
- Requirements doc
- You review
- Scope and priorities
- Gate
- Approved before the next stage unlocks
Build the app — and the AI agents that run inside it.
AI Application Builder
Describe what you want in plain English; a governed fleet of AI agents designs, builds, validates and ships production-grade web and mobile apps.
AI Agent Builder
Create, deploy and monitor your own conversational AI agents — across many channels, with guardrails, scoped keys and a config audit log. No code.
Guardrails · Scoped credentials · Monitoring · Configuration audit history
Agents you build run inside the apps you ship — one platform, one codebase.
Start from something that already works.
Production-shaped starting points for common products — pick one and make it yours.
Start from this template — pick one, describe your changes, it’s yours.
Your database. Your Git. Your cloud.
Exportable source, no proprietary runtime: code pushes to your own Git, portable checksummed migrations run in your CI, and you deploy to your own cloud — Dual7 stays out of your production write path.
Your database
Bring your own Postgres — you hold the data.
Dual7 governed build
Portable, checksummed migrations generated for your CI.
Your Git repository
Every AI change lands as an attributable commit.
Your cloud
Keyless OIDC CI/CD — Dual7 stays out of your write path.
- Exportable source code
- No proprietary runtime
- Portable checksummed migrations
- Auditable commits
- Self-host anytime
40+ tools. 5,000+ typed actions.
Generated apps connect through a governed registry — never arbitrary, unvetted SDK code. Typed actions, encrypted credentials, per-tenant isolation, every call audited.
- Slack174 actions
- Discord350 actions
- Twilio438 actions
- SendGrid419 actions
- Resend
- HubSpot1,007 actions
- Salesforce
- Stripe587 actions
- PayPal7 actions
- GitHub1,107 actions
- GitLab
- Vercel320 actions
- OpenAI241 actions
- Anthropic47 actions
- Mixpanel
- PostHog
- Segment
- Typed actions
- Scoped credentials
- Secret isolation
- Audit history
- Tenant isolation
Everything procurement asks for. Built in.
The controls security and procurement teams check for are part of the platform — not bolted on later.
SSO/SAML & SCIM
Enterprise identity with automated provisioning on the Enterprise plan.
Role-based access control
Granular roles govern who can build, approve and ship.
Multi-tenancy
Schema-per-tenant Postgres with row-level security, isolation enforced in middleware.
Approval gates
Nothing ships until a human signs off at the gate.
Audit logs
Every change and request is logged, with SIEM hooks for your stack.
Environment separation
Development, staging and production stay cleanly separated.
Deployment control
You decide what ships and when — Dual7 stays out of your write path.
Requirement-to-code traceability
Every line traces back to a requirement and an approval.
Self-host / bring your own cloud
Export the full repository and run it on your own infrastructure.
Off Salesforce. Onto code they own.
A 500-person org running its sales motion on Salesforce, paying for seats and workarounds instead of owning its workflow.
Every CRM workflow rebuilt as a purpose-built, multi-tenant application on Dual7 — migrated off Salesforce in 45 days.
Live in production today with 500+ users, on a codebase Kanan.co owns outright and can export anytime.
“At a certain scale, a generic CRM stops being a tool and becomes a tax. Owning the code changed the economics for us.”
Good to know.
What does Dual7 build?
What is the difference between Vibe and Governed Mode?
Do I need to rebuild when switching modes?
Do I own the generated code?
Can I use my own Git, cloud and database?
Is Dual7 suitable for production software?
Can Dual7 build mobile apps?
How does governance work?
What security controls are supported?
Can I migrate an existing application or CRM?
Build fast. Own what you ship.
Start in Vibe Mode. Certify what goes to production. Keep the same project and codebase.
No credit card · SOC 2 in progress · Talk to us about enterprise rollout