Dyad

Dyad lets users design and deploy full‑stack AI‑enhanced applications entirely on their own machines. It provides a visual workflow for assembling front‑end interfaces, back‑end logic, and database layers, while integrating with Supabase for authentication, storage, and server functions. Security reviews are built in, automatically scanning for common vulnerabilities such as SQL injection and XSS and offering corrective guidance.

The platform is model‑agnostic, supporting major providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, as well as locally hosted models. Developers can import existing code, export projects at any time, and extend functionality with custom MCP servers or JavaScript frameworks. Because the software runs locally on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and is open‑source under the MIT license, users retain full ownership of their code and avoid vendor lock‑in.

Dyad is aimed at independent builders, small teams, and hobbyists who want a transparent, community‑driven tool for creating AI‑powered apps without relying on proprietary services. Its extensibility, built‑in security checks, and ability to publish to platforms like GitHub and Vercel make it a flexible choice for end‑to‑end development.