How it works

From diagram to live system, in five steps.

They all work on the same project. What you test in step 4 is exactly what goes live in step 5.

The five MadBuilder steps

  1. Model your data

    Draw customers, orders and products in a diagram, import the CREATE TABLE of an existing database or start from a ready-made model. Every change becomes an incremental migration.

    Data modeling in detail
    Diagram with the product, sale, sale_item and person tables linked by foreign keys
    database/migrations/…_create_app_tables.php
  2. Generate the screens

    Pick a screen type and point it at a table, or ask in writing: "I want a complete customer record screen". Everything is born wired to your data.

    See the screen types
    Editor with the component palette, the sales entry form on the canvas and the properties of the Person field
    resources/views/venda-form.blade.php
  3. Fine-tune it visually or in code

    Drag and drop until it looks right. When you need to, the dev drops down to PHP and Blade: generated parts stay locked and their code lives in blocks that survive the next generation.

    What changes for developers
    VendaForm controller with the locked areas and the editable blocks marked
    app/Control/VendaForm.php
  4. Test the running system

    One click spins the system up in a test environment with its own address, using the PHP and database you choose. Every saved change shows up in seconds, already with sample data.

    Online Test in detail
    Online Test panel with the environment live, PHP 8.4, SQLite and the administrator credentials
  5. Publish wherever you want

    On your own server over SSH, to your Git, as a ZIP or on MadCloud. What goes live is the same project you tested.

    Meet MadCloud
    Git Deploy with GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab, the main branch and the folders that are not deployed
    composer.json
Optional

Publish the system as an AI tool

Let your company's AI agents operate the published system through MCP, with defined permissions and an audit trail of every action.

Create an account, build a screen, download the project.

No scheduled demo, no discovery call. If the Laravel that comes out doesn’t pass your team’s review, you lost an afternoon.

  1. Create an accountOpen beta, no credit card.
  2. Build a screenVisually, in code, or by asking the AI.
  3. Download the .zipA Laravel project that runs wherever you want.