The interface
is the answer.
Type a prompt. Get back a living mini-UI — not a wall of text. React, data-ready, yours to keep.
Prompt in. Interface out.
No components to pick. No schema to define. One prompt is the entire interface specification.
Describe
Write a plain-language prompt. Be specific or be vague — Rhyzor infers intent from both.
Generate
Rhyzor parses intent and assembles a living UI from a catalog of typed block components.
Compose
Your result is a composable mini-app. Embed it, share it, or wire it to real data sources.
“The question is already structured. The interface that answers it should be, too.”
Generation time
Dependencies
Code ownership
The prompt
The interface
is not the reward.
Text is a conversation. A UI is a contract. Rhyzor bets that every structured question deserves a structured answer — one you can reuse, extend, and own.
Prompts are specifications
A prompt doesn’t ask a question — it defines a desired data structure and its display form. Rhyzor treats every prompt as a contract between intent and interface.
Zero config is the feature
No schema. No SDK. No component library to install. The only input is the prompt.
The interface outlives the answer
A text reply is ephemeral — you re-ask every time. A generated mini-UI is a reusable tool. Share it, wire it to live data, embed it anywhere.
Rhyzor is a pre-launch generative-interface runtime built on a bet: that structured questions deserve structured answers. Every interface it generates is real, runnable React code — not a preview, not a mockup.
Ship interfaces at
the speed of thought.
No credit card. No onboarding call. One prompt and you’re building.
No setup, no SDK, no configuration
Your prompt is the entire spec. Nothing else required.
Every interface is real, runnable code
Not a mockup. Actual React components you own.
Runs on any stack — wire to your own data
REST, WebSocket, or static. You control the data layer.