Design-system–native product builder

Build serious products faster — without fighting your frontend.

Jeerokode is a design-system–native app builder for teams who care about clean code, consistent UI, and long-term maintainability. Ship SaaS apps, internal tools, and multichannel experiences without turning your codebase into a mess..

Built by Hyperleap Innovation Labs for founders & developers who are tired of “one-click boilerplate” that breaks on day two.

Architecture snapshot

High-level view of how Jeerokode connects your design system to production code.

  • Design System Layer
    Tokens, components, breakpoints, states
  • Jeerokode Engine
    Visual builder, plugin system, code generator
  • Runtime Code
    React + TypeScript frontend, backend/APIs/DB
The three pillars

What makes Jeerokode different

Design-system native

Jeerokode starts from your design system: tokens, components, and layout rules. Every screen you build is powered by reusable building blocks and responsive tokens, so your product stays consistent from prototype to scale.

Production-grade code

Under the hood, Jeerokode generates clean, structured code for both frontend and backend. No black boxes or locked runtimes — just code you can inspect, extend, and put under version control.

Extensible plugin ecosystem

Integrate your own components, data sources, auth, and DevOps with plugins. Start fast with built-in primitives, then grow into a fully custom platform tuned to your stack.

Features

Everything you need to ship real apps

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Visual builder with component tree
Craft layouts with a Figma-like canvas and a powerful component tree. Drag, nest, and reorder components while keeping tight control over hierarchy, variants, and props.
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Design tokens as source of truth
Manage colors, typography, spacing, radius, shadows, and states from a central token system. Update once, and let the UI update everywhere.
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Responsive by design
Define behavior across breakpoints using responsive tokens instead of ad-hoc CSS. Jeerokode emits structured, readable styles your team can maintain.
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Backend & data modeling
Model entities, relationships, and APIs directly inside Jeerokode. Generate database schemas, DTOs, and service layers along with your UI.
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Plugin-ready from day one
Bring in custom charts, payments, analytics, or internal APIs as plugins instead of hacking around a closed system.
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Team-friendly workflow
Developers, designers, and product owners can collaborate in one environment — visual enough for non-devs, precise enough for engineers.
For developers

Ship faster without giving up control

  • ● Keep a clean, fully owned codebase with no vendor lock-in.
  • ● Let Jeerokode generate repetitive scaffolding while you focus on domain logic.
  • ● Enforce your design system by default — no more random CSS.
  • ● Extend with your own components, hooks, services, and libraries.
  • ● Refactor safely by evolving tokens and config, not hand-editing 50 files.
For founders & product leaders

MVP speed, enterprise credibility

  • ● Launch MVPs with code you can actually keep and scale.
  • ● Maintain consistent UX across features, teams, and timelines.
  • ● Reduce long-term dev cost with reusable patterns and structure.
  • ● Experiment quickly with real code, not disposable prototypes.
  • ● Earn technical trust from investors and enterprise clients.
How it works

From design system to running product

  • Step 1
    Define your system
    Set up your design tokens (colors, typography, spacing, breakpoints) and base components. Bring your existing system or create one from scratch inside Jeerokode.
  • Step 2
    Model your data & domain
    Define entities, relationships, and workflows. Jeerokode maps these into backend models, APIs, and DTOs that your UI can bind to.
  • Step 3
    Design screens visually
    Use the canvas to lay out pages, forms, dashboards, and flows. Components are wired to real data and tokens from day one.
  • Step 4
    Generate and inspect the code
    With one action, generate a full project structure (frontend + backend where configured). Open it in your IDE, commit, and extend.
  • Step 5
    Iterate, sync, and scale
    Refine tokens, components, or data models in Jeerokode and keep code in sync. Visual and technical worlds stay aligned as you grow.
Diagram idea
Round-trip flow loop
Imagine a circular diagram with four steps: (1) Model data & tokens → (2) Design screens in Jeerokode → (3) Generate & edit code in IDE → (4) Sync & refine via Jeerokode. Arrows form a continuous loop to show iterative product development.
Plugin system

Extend Jeerokode with your own toolbox

Types of plugins

  • ● UI component plugins — charts, maps, tables, inputs in your palette.
  • ● Data & backend plugins — REST, GraphQL, databases, internal APIs.
  • ● Workflow plugins — send emails, trigger webhooks, push to queues.
  • ● DevOps plugins — CI/CD, environment config, deployment targets.

Why it matters

Shape Jeerokode around your existing stack, share plugins across projects, and keep the platform growing with your product instead of hitting a hard limit.

Diagram idea
Plugin ecosystem hub
Picture Jeerokode Core as the center node, with spokes to UI Components, Auth, Payments, Analytics, DevOps, and Internal APIs. Each spoke is a plugin that connects into the core rather than sitting outside it.
Beyond boilerplate

Why it’s not just another generator

  • ● Design system, not just templates — components, tokens, and states are first-class.
  • ● Round-trip editing — adjust tokens and layouts in Jeerokode and keep code in sync.
  • ● Deep architecture — understands components, variants, breakpoints, and data bindings.
  • ● Plugin-driven extensibility — grow the platform with your domain-specific plugins.
  • ● Long-term maintainability — readable, structured code meant for real-world complexity.
Quick comparison
Beyond one-time scaffolding
Typical boilerplate tools give you a one-time project skeleton and vanish. Jeerokode stays in the loop as your product evolves, keeping your design system, plugin ecosystem, and codebase moving together.
Responsive design tokens

Responsive behavior as data, not ad-hoc CSS

Instead of scattering media queries across your codebase, Jeerokode treats responsive behavior as structured data.

  • ● Breakpoint-aware tokens — define values per xs, sm, md, lg, xl, xxl.
  • ● State & variant aware — scope tokens by state (default, hover, active, disabled) and variant (primary, secondary, ghost).
  • ● Single source of truth — change one token definition and update every dependent component and media query.
  • ● Clean theming — emitted code uses CSS variables or equivalents, making dark mode and brand refreshes straightforward.
Diagram idea
Responsive token example
Imagine a small table: one row for token “Heading.LG”, columns for xs, sm, md, lg, xl with different font sizes. Below, the same heading shown on mobile, tablet, and desktop, all driven by that single token definition.
Use cases

Where Jeerokode shines

SaaS products

Build multi-tenant dashboards, admin panels, onboarding flows, billing, and account settings with consistency baked in as features grow.

Internal tools

Create data consoles, monitoring dashboards, and workflow tools that can evolve alongside your organization — not against it.

Multichannel & multi-brand

Power white-label apps, regional variants, and client-specific skins with token-driven theming and component variants.

Agencies & studios

Reuse design systems across clients, deliver MVPs faster, and still hand over a clean, fully owned codebase.