Nodlume: plan a React app as one system, then export the scaffold

Nodlume is a workspace where you define the whole system in one place: pages, layouts, components, API routes, stores, data models, roles, and features. Those definitions are connected, so a feature traces to the pages and routes that implement it, a role traces to the guards that enforce it, and the export reflects all of it.

What it does today:

• Available with out signup are individual tools

• Free Developer & Design Tools — No Sign-Up | Nodlume

• Theme generation. A theme system that produces the tokens and stylesheet the scaffold ships with.

• AI agent and MCP server design. An Agents tab for defining MCP servers and agents on Claude, Deep Agents, Google ADK, OpenAI, and Eve, exported as runnable packages alongside the app.

• With signup

• Five targets from one project. Web (Next.js App Router), Desktop (Tauri), Mobile (Expo with Expo Router), Terminal (Ink CLI), and Browser Extension (Manifest V3). The same structure emits the right file layout and config for each.

• Feature tracking and a traceability matrix. Features, roles, and requirements are first-class, and the matrix shows what covers what.

• Scaffold export in build order. Stores, then components, then guards, then layouts, then pages, so each file can be written knowing what it depends on. Download as a zip, push to a GitHub repo, or open the output in StackBlitz.

• AI implementation. Optionally generate a starting implementation for each file in that order. AI is metered by credits, not gated by plan.

• Project reports and share links. A generated report of roles, features, traceability, and access control, shareable with an optional passcode and expiry.

• Collaboration. Invite members and edit together in real time.

Pricing: Free plan with 50 AI credits a month and 3 projects. Starter is $10/month for 500 credits, Plus is $20/month for 2,000. Credit packs are available on every plan.