Build enterprise software by describing it

PIES Studio turns a description into a working application — data model, screens, logic and all — and every piece it creates is an ordinary object you can open and change by hand. Its AI engine can run entirely inside your own network.

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The PIES Studio editor: explorer, canvas and the PIES AI panel

Using the product

Ten minutes from an empty workspace to an application that is built, running and holding real data. Start here if you have never opened PIES Studio.

Use cases and walkthroughs

Complete journeys — build from a description, change what the AI built, author a screen by hand, run it, put it in front of users — with recorded walkthroughs and prompts you can copy.

Getting started

The product end to end: the object model, database and relationships, screens and widgets, events and functions, PIES AI, governance, integrations, preview and deployment.

How PIES AI works

What happens between a chat message and a saved change: governance, the scoped job, the model, the platform’s own tools, and the validation that runs before anything is written.

Looking something up

Screen, event, function, step, binding, code block, Pie Loop, build receipt — every term the product uses, in the sense it uses it.

Error reference

What each message in the PROBLEMS panel means, how to tell an application problem from a platform one, and why a screen that builds cleanly can still come up empty.

Troubleshooting

Keyboard shortcuts

Every shortcut in the editor — saving, the canvas, zoom and navigation. Press ? in the product to see the same list.

Installing and running it

Installing PIES Studio

Install on your own server from the registry or an offline package: prerequisites, licensing, creating your first administrator, and what to do when something does not come up.

PIES Private AI — installation & operations

Run PIES Ultra on your own GPUs or private cloud: hardware, licensing, day-to-day operation, air-gapped installation and troubleshooting. Prompts and data never leave your network.

Move a running installation to a new release: what to back up first, the sequence, how to check it really came up, and how to roll back when it did not.