Serious option for AI startups?

[jacombo752]

I’ve tested a few no-code builders for AI products, but most of them collapse once you start connecting APIs or training logic-heavy workflows. Recently, dyad caught my attention because of how minimal yet functional its layout looks. I’m wondering if anyone’s used it for real startup-style projects — something beyond demos or prototypes.

 

[wiliams]

We recently experimented with dyad while developing an internal AI dashboard, and it turned out to be surprisingly capable. The platform lets you link data, build prompts, and test models visually without jumping between tools. What stands out most is how scalable it feels from this thread https://pub16.bravenet.com/forum/st...=1314092243&frmid=2162&msgid=1274431&cmd=show you can start small and expand logic flows without breaking the project. Unlike typical no-code editors, dyad focuses on performance and usability equally, making it a solid choice for early-stage startups that want to move fast without compromising technical depth.