AppKit gives TypeScript teams a production-shaped application foundation—complete enough to start fast, modular enough to adopt without a rewrite.
Start with the whole product foundation, or take one proven layer at a time.
Go from an empty directory to a branded, navigable application in one command.
Import the capability you need without accepting an all-or-nothing framework.
Inherit the constraints teams usually discover after launch.
Every linked surface is a working implementation, not a component screenshot.
Interface, data, permissions, analytics, forms, and localization.
Rebrand an entire application without hunting through component code.
Build consistent product screens with shared navigation, data-entry, feedback, and workspace components.
Create governed reporting cards from approved data sources, measures, and dimensions.
Give people configurable dashboards and a governed way to build reusable insight cards.
Define governed report queries, grouped results, page layouts, and schedules.
Define forms, validation, scoring, and workflow automation through versioned schemas.
Design, validate, preview, import, and export forms from one workspace.
Add the same bounded rich-text authoring control to forms, notes, and document fields.
Run durable event, decision, approval, and action workflows.
Bring external records into application-owned models through a safe connector spine.
Send application events to external services without coupling product code to vendors.
Ship record customization as a native application capability instead of rebuilding an admin editor.
Apply one tenant-aware locale policy to application copy and user-authored multilingual content.
Start with tenant isolation and identity persistence already shaped for production.
Carry one resolved request context through database access, authorization, and auditing.
Add a complete identity-provider runtime when an app needs one while keeping public and externally managed apps auth-free.
Audit history, APIs, governed user code, and AI-assisted workflows.
Make material application changes traceable and reliably hand work to asynchronous consumers.
Publish one event to an in-app inbox, email, web push, and critical SMS.
Ship consistent external APIs with authorization and documentation built into the route contract.
Run authored JavaScript without granting it ambient access to the host process.
Offer user-defined handlers while keeping host access and resource consumption under application control.
Give builders governed automation code without exposing the application process.
Add an installable app platform with a real builder, runtime, permissions, and distribution lifecycle.
Connect an agent to approved tools, models, prompts, and tenant policy.
One encrypted credential path feeding provider-neutral email and SMS delivery, without leaking secrets through application errors.
Store provider and integration credentials through one authenticated-encryption contract.
Turn authored workflow email content into safe provider-ready HTML, text, subjects, recipients, and attachments.
Compose print designs from positioned text, fields, shapes, images, and QR codes.
Render report documents, tables, statements, and authored templates to PDF.
Turn a form schema into localized document fields, stable print styles, and an authored PDF template.
Print form summaries, repeating sections, photos, authored templates, and design documents.
Change outbound email providers without rewriting product workflows or credential handling.
Send transactional messages through a stable application contract across common SMS vendors.
Queues, workers, retries, and binary object storage.
Move expensive or retryable work into queues through a reusable producer and worker contract.
Keep file workflows provider-portable while shipping a complete attachment workspace.