Klaviyo's 356 apps in two weeks is a story about the fence, not the generation.

K:Forge turns a plain-language request in Slack, Claude or Cursor into a deployed app in under three minutes. 512 employees from legal, marketing, HR and engineering shipped 356 live apps, 196 with their own databases. Every app sits behind Okta SSO and is private by default, Vercel Secure Compute provides private network paths to internal databases, and Wiz scans every app. (Vercel) Geocodio's two founders made the same argument from the other end: they built Atlas for support, Bullpen for sprint planning, a deploy visualizer, and open-sourced Yak (an agent taking small tasks from Slack, Linear, Sentry and GitHub) and Treehouse (an isolated Docker environment per git branch). Their gate before building anything is three questions about domain expertise, criticality and workflow fit. (Geocodio)