Vibe coding is fun until your project turns into spaghetti. Typus provides the strict types, auth, and architecture so your AI assistant generates valid, maintainable code from Day 1.
Starting from scratch is slow. Starting with pure AI is messy.
How do we achieve that Day 1 Launch?
By locking the core and feeding strict context to your AI.
Stop prompting AI to write Auth. It's dangerous.
Typus Core gives you a pre-built, immutable full-stack foundation (backend + Vue modules). You never touch these files, so you never break them.
How to stop hallucinations?
Typus generates strict TypeScript interfaces. Your AI sees these types and obeys them.
Now you can have fun.
Write your custom logic in Plugins. The core stays clean. The types keep you safe. Ship fast.
Don't waste tokens on boring infrastructure.
These modules are locked and loaded.
These are solved. Focus on your product.
Plugins are isolated. Core updates won't break your features.
Ask AI to build anything.
A living framework that grows with your project.
No proprietary runtime. No vendor lock-in.
Just the industry standards you already trust.
You could spend 3 weeks writing auth, configuring Prisma, and fighting TypeScript errors.
Or you can pay $49 once and start building the fun stuff immediately.
Get early access and updates. Be among the first to build with Typus.
DSL models feed the Prisma schema, client, and CRUD routes, so backend APIs stay in sync. The frontend scripts auto-build navigation and module manifests, while the backend loader scans and mounts every core module without manual wiring.
Yes. The backend is a standalone Express API. You can consume it with React, Svelte, Mobile Apps, or anything that speaks HTTP. We include a Vue client just for convenience.
Basic knowledge helps, but the toolkit ships with generated interfaces and helper types. Most screens and services already expose strong typings, so you only touch the parts you extend.
MySQL by default. But since we use Prisma, you can switch to PostgreSQL or SQLite by changing one line in the `.env` file.
Technically yes, you have the source code. But we recommend using the Plugin system so you can still receive updates from us easily.
Community/Beta plugins live in their own repos and stay separate from the core license. Typus ships the plugin API and loader, but pre-release plugins are optional add-ons.
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