NeuroPloy Studio — the build engine

Turn a market-backed brief into an app people can install.

Import your NeuroPloy Brief or MVP Blueprint, describe changes in plain English, and Studio builds an installable PWA your first users can open, install, and actually try — no dev team, no code.

Brief in, app out Installable PWA Built-in validation checks
NeuroPloy Studio workspace — describe what to build or import a NeuroPloy Brief

studio.neuroploy.app — the Studio launcher

Most founders don't need a custom build first. They need something people can try.

Research tells you what's worth building. A Blueprint tells you what v1 should be. Studio is where it becomes real — a narrow, working app you can put in front of early users this week, not next quarter.

Because Studio reads your Brief or Blueprint as the design spec, the first build starts from evidence — target customer, MVP scope, screens, and data — instead of a blank prompt.

From brief to installed app in four steps

import your brief  →  build by chat  →  preview & validate  →  publish & install

Step 01

Import your Brief or Blueprint

Drop in a Market-Backed Idea Brief or MVP Blueprint. Studio extracts the customer, problem, MVP scope, screens, and data objects — or start from a plain-English description.

Step 02

Build by chat

Describe changes the way you'd brief a developer. Studio plans the change, edits the app, and re-validates — every version saved, every step visible.

Step 03

Preview and validate

See the app live on a phone or desktop frame. Built-in checks confirm it's installable, mobile-first, and working before anyone else sees it.

Step 04

Publish and install

One click gives your app a live URL and QR code. Early users add it to their home screen like a real app — because it is one.

A workspace built for founders, not developers

Studio builder workspace — chat on the left, live phone preview and validation checks on the right

The builder workspace

Chat on the left, your live app in the middle, and a plain answer to "is it working?" on the right — validation checks, versions, and a one-click publish.

Studio launcher — start from a brief, a description, or an example

Start from where you are

A NeuroPloy Brief, an MVP Blueprint, or an idea in a sentence. Studio detects the build type — PWA app, dashboard, website — and scopes the first version accordingly.

The last step in the NeuroPloy ladder

Step 1 · Choose

Market-Backed Idea Brief

From $1,250 · fixed scope

Ranked, researched opportunities and a clear recommendation on what's worth building.

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Step 2 · Define

MVP Blueprint

From $2,000

Coding-agent-ready architecture, scope, and implementation docs for the strongest idea.

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Step 3 · Build

NeuroPloy Studio

Subscription + usage credits

Turn the Brief or Blueprint — or your own concept — into an installable app you can validate with real users.

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You can enter at any step. Brief and Blueprint customers get their documents pre-loaded in Studio.

Simple subscription. Credits for the heavy lifting.

Hosted credits cover AI builds, validation runs, and publishing. Most founders validating one MVP stay comfortably inside the monthly allowance — and you can top up when a build sprint runs hot.

BYO API keys, local models, and a downloadable option are planned as the platform matures.

Studio Builder

$49 / month · early access

300 hosted credits monthly · top-ups from $10

  • Unlimited projects and versions
  • Brief & Blueprint import
  • Installable PWA publishing with live URL + QR
  • Validation checks on every build
  • Share-for-review links for early users
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How Studio is built

Managed and lean

Studio runs on managed services — Vercel, Supabase, Stripe — so your subscription pays for building, not idle servers.

Safe by default

Apps are rendered from validated specs on a shared runtime. No arbitrary code execution near your data.

Room to grow

Code export, tests, and GitHub handoff run as short-lived sandbox jobs — so a validated MVP can graduate to a real codebase when it earns it.

Ready to put your idea in someone's hands?

Start with the right scope, then build the smallest version people can actually try.

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