Architect.new

Architect.new is an AI project builder tool. Architect from Lyzr is a conversational builder for business apps that turns a plain language requirements brief into a plan with wireframes, an orchestrated agent layer and a production ready application. It targets executives and consultants who want to ship agent driven tools without a development team.

Architect is an agent builder platform from Lyzr aimed at business executives and consultants rather than engineering teams. The premise is conversational: you describe the application you need, for example an app that handles credit card transactions and claim processing across regions with different rules, and the product turns that description into a working build. It is positioned as a way to get from a business problem to a deployed application without assembling a development team first. The build happens in three visible stages. Plan Mode analyses the stated requirements and produces a detailed plan with wireframes, surfacing the user pain points it has identified and the capabilities the agents will need. The Agentic Layer then orchestrates the intelligent agents, their workflows and the data connections they rely on. Finally the Production App stage assembles the finished application with its interface and real time features. On screen the planning step shows its reasoning as it works, including progress indicators and design decisions such as which knowledge graph or integration a plan calls for. The target user is someone who owns a process or advises clients on one, and who can articulate requirements in plain language but does not want to hand that off to a long discovery and development cycle. Consultants in particular get a way to prototype a client specific app during an engagement instead of describing it in a slide deck. Architect sits on top of the broader Lyzr platform, which the sign in screen references. Compared with no code app builders that focus on forms and databases, its emphasis is on agents, workflows and data integration as first class parts of the build. Compared with agent frameworks aimed at developers, it trades low level control for a guided, plan first process. Access begins with Google or email sign in, and the page lists a set of connected tools and services under a Connect with heading, though it does not name them or explain what each connection unlocks. Pricing and plan details are not published on the homepage.