APIgen

APIgen is an AI-powered code generator that takes a data model definition and produces a complete application stack, including a REST backend built on Fusio and a frontend dashboard built on Angular. The idea is to skip the repetitive scaffolding that eats up the first days of any new project and jump straight to a working prototype you can extend.

The workflow breaks into three steps. First, you describe what you need, either by writing out your data schema manually or by letting the AI Architect turn a plain language description into a structured model. Second, the generator produces all the code, giving you CRUD endpoints, database migrations, and a web interface in one pass. Third, you deploy or download the result and keep building from there.

What comes out is actual source code, not a proprietary runtime you can't escape. The backend runs on Fusio, an open-source API management engine, while the frontend uses Angular with Bootstrap for styling. Because both pieces rely on widely adopted frameworks, the generated code is meant to be readable and maintainable long after you stop using the generator itself. That matters if you plan to hand the project off to a team or just want to avoid lock-in.

The tool is aimed at developers who want rapid prototyping without giving up control. You might use it to spin up a proof of concept in an afternoon, to generate a starter kit for a client project, or to get the boring CRUD layer out of the way so you can focus on business logic. It assumes some familiarity with REST concepts and the Angular ecosystem, since you will need to extend and customize what it produces.

Where APIgen stands apart from low-code builders is the emphasis on clean, standard code. A lot of generators leave you with output that only works inside their own platform. Here the goal is the opposite: you get a codebase you could have written by hand, just faster. The underlying TypeSchema and TypeAPI standards keep the data definitions portable if you ever want to swap out parts of the stack.

Access is free to start. You can create an account, run the generator, and test your output without paying. A live demo is available if you want to see what the generated code looks like before committing. Support runs through a Discord community and a documentation portal, with a contact form for anything more involved.