Nothing to wire up. You describe the business in plain language, Ifa designs and builds it, and you check the plan before any of it exists.

Recorded from the real product

Watch a workspace get built from one sentence.

This is a screen recording of the product running. The request, the questions and the plan are real and unscripted. Waiting time is sped up, and the salon records at the end are demonstration data rather than a customer account.

A sound-free screen recording of a workspace being built from one plain-language sentence, ending on the records it created.

What the recording shows

Every step reads without sound, and the plan stays reviewable until it is approved.

  1. 01

    Describe the business, not the schema

    The owner types one sentence about the problem. No record, field or link is named.

  2. 02

    Ifa asks, you answer

    A short set of questions instead of a blank template, and everything proposed stays editable.

  3. 03

    Nothing is created until approved

    Approve and Discard sit side by side. Approving builds it and opens the workspace with the records in place.

Read the complete visual transcript

0–3 seconds: An empty workspace. The owner writes one sentence: a small hair salon, losing track of clients and appointments. No records or fields are named.

3–7 seconds: Ifa asks whether there are existing records to import, instead of presenting a blank template to fill in.

7–11 seconds: The records and fields Ifa proposes appear before anything exists, and stay editable. Anything can be renamed, grouped, added or removed.

11–20 seconds: The plan is drafted, then shown in full with Approve and Discard together. Nothing is created until it is approved.

20–27 seconds: Each step is built and verified in turn. The workspace opens on Today, with a record of everything that was done.

27–35 seconds: The clients it created, and their appointments on the calendar beside them, each showing its time and service.

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