Trivia is a platform that transforms natural‑language prompts into functional applications built on a user’s own APIs. By uploading an OpenAPI specification, the service automatically ingests endpoints, parameters, and authentication details, then generates a live, editable app that users can save to their accounts and modify through further prompts. This enables developers to quickly prototype and deploy API‑driven apps without manual coding.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Developers often need to build custom applications that integrate with existing APIs, but creating these apps requires manual coding, handling authentication, and aligning with product-specific terminology, which slows development and raises security concerns.
Solution
Trivia enables users to generate functional applications by simply describing their requirements in natural language. By uploading an OpenAPI specification, the platform automatically ingests endpoints, parameters, and authentication details, then constructs a working app that leverages the user's own UI components. The generated app is stored in the user's account, where it can be continuously refined through additional prompts, allowing rapid, low‑code iteration while keeping credentials securely on the server.
Target Audience
Primary users are product teams and developers who need to quickly build internal tools or customer‑facing applications that connect to their existing APIs, especially those seeking a low‑code solution.
Features
- Natural‑language prompt interface that translates user descriptions into fully functional apps
- Automatic ingestion of any OpenAPI document to map endpoints, parameters, and auth schemes
- Integration with the user's existing UI components for consistent product look and feel
- Iterative refinement via follow‑up prompts, enabling continuous improvement without code changes
- Server‑side handling of credentials ensures secrets never expose to the browser
- Account‑based storage of generated apps for easy access, versioning, and further editing