How we built Pubflow
From product idea to an architecture for building complete applications.
Problem
AI can generate code faster than teams can reason about system architecture. Founders needed a way to keep product context, identity, backends and apps in one coherent model.
Constraints
Web and mobile clients, managed identity, portable source, a persistent Blueprint, and AI-assisted implementation — without trapping the product in a black box.
System
A platform spanning applications, backend, identity, Blueprint, project context and portable source, as described on the public Pubflow site.
Architecture
One system context shared across applications. Blueprint as a persistent product model. Trust and authentication as a platform concern. Agent-assisted implementation on top of architecture, not instead of it.
Product
Builders get complete, portable applications rather than a pile of generated screens.
Engineering
Architecture-first: the model of the product exists before the generated code. Portable backends and source are first-class, not an export afterthought.
Outcome
Pubflow is a live platform (pubflow.com) for building complete applications. No performance benchmarks are claimed here.
What comes next
The same architecture-led approach is how Notside builds client products.