Use case

Import raw files, validate the rows, and keep an audit trail.

Upload CSVs or pull from an API. IronFlyer validates the rows, stores them in Postgres, records every change, and renders the numbers as charts and tables your team can filter. Every build passes a security gate and code review.
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Data & imports

What IronFlyer builds for you

CSV upload and API pulls with row-level validation

A Postgres schema that normalizes and dedupes records

An audit trail of every import and edit

Charts, tables, and date filters over the stored data

How it works

Three steps from idea to live

1

Describe what you need

Write a sentence or two about the app. IronFlyer turns it into a full build plan with cost estimate.

2

IronFlyer builds it

A real workspace with backend, auth, and UI. Build, security, and quality gates run on every patch.

3

Review gates and publish

Read the gate verdicts, check costs, and publish when the build is ready.

What makes IronFlyer different

Built for production, not prototypes

Gates that block

Every change passes build, security, and quality gates. Nothing ships broken.

Cost you can see

Wallet balance and per-execution spend are visible before any premium model call runs.

Patches you can read

Generated changes are reviewable patches, not invisible commits.

Common questions

Frequently asked

How long does a build take?

Most apps build in minutes. Complex builds with multiple integrations take longer.

What stack does IronFlyer use?

Next.js and Postgres by default. The blueprint picks the stack.

What happens if a gate fails?

The gate blocks the execution and shows exactly what failed. Your wallet is not charged for blocked work.

Can I export the code?

Yes. The generated code lives in a real workspace you can clone or download.

Describe it once. IronFlyer builds it.

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