Who belongs here
Non-technical and technical founders building B2B software, especially those taking an AI-built prototype towards real customers and an eventual technical team.
Proposition
Build production-ready prototypes or take your Lovable, Claude or Supabase app to enterprise-grade production. AlisX gives you and your AI reusable engineering templates, secure Cloud foundations and reviewed delivery workflows. Build yourself, work with a vetted Alis partner for capacity and support, and bring your technical co-founder or team into a structured codebase as you grow.
The door
Skill Store, Alis Build Environments, Alis Build DBD, Alis Ideate Projects, Alis Build Workstations, AlisX Specialists, Alis Ideate Artifacts, Alis Ideate InterviewsThe problem to go in with. A working demo still needs a credible path to production, enterprise buyer scrutiny, ongoing technical ownership and capacity beyond the founder.
The tools to go in with. Skill Store · Alis Build Environments · Alis Build DBD · Alis Ideate Projects · Alis Build Workstations · AlisX Specialists · Alis Ideate Artifacts · Alis Ideate Interviews
What they get. Take your prototype to enterprise-grade production, with partner support as your team grows.
Ask first
- What have you built, where does it run, and what must be true before a customer can rely on it?
- What has a prospective buyer asked about access, data handling, reliability or support?
- Which parts can you own now, and where would a technical co-founder or trusted partner need to help?
Lead with
Review one prototype, including one built with Lovable, Claude or Supabase, and agree the smallest productionisation slice, its risks and acceptance checks before moving it.
Backup: Prepare an Alis Ideate Project with the decisions, requirements and source material a technical co-founder or vetted partner needs to take over a first slice.
Demonstrate or verify
- Show the actual environment, release approvals and handover material behind the product.
- Verify which OIDC, resource-level RBAC, tenant isolation and DLP patterns apply and which still need implementation; never promise automatic migration, compliance or effortless due diligence.
Further, Faster, Safer
Further: Build for the enterprise customers you want to win. Build production-ready prototypes or productionize your existing AI-built app, using reusable engineering templates and Cloud delivery foundations from the start.
Skill Store · Alis Build Environments · Alis Build DBD
Faster: Keep building while your team takes shape. Give your AI, a vetted partner and future engineers the same product context and persistent Cloud workstations, so capacity can grow without repeatedly explaining or setting up the project.
Alis Ideate Projects · Alis Build Workstations · AlisX Specialists
Safer: Make technical due diligence easier to clear. Start with templates for OIDC sign-in and resource-level RBAC, build in data protection, and keep architecture, test results and release evidence ready for customer review.
Skill Store · Alis Ideate Artifacts · Alis Build DBD
Use cases
Prototype and Productionize
Prototype and Productionize
- Build a production-ready prototype
- Productionize a prototype built with Lovable, Claude or Supabase
- Build for enterprise customers from day one
Tools: Skill Store · Alis Build Environments · Alis Build Workstations · Alis Build DBD
Start with the founder's intended customer and product outcome. Distinguish a new production-ready prototype from hardening an existing app. Use reusable engineering templates, Cloud foundations and reviewed delivery steps. For a Lovable, Claude or Supabase prototype, assess what can be retained and what needs adapting; do not assume a rewrite or automatic migration. For enterprise readiness, establish the actual buyer requirements and help the founder avoid a later security or architecture rebuild. Treat OIDC sign-in, resource-level RBAC, tenant isolation and data protection including DLP as supporting implementation details, explaining the customer requirement each addresses. Verify available templates and identify application-specific configuration, implementation and testing. Do not claim DLP is enabled automatically. Agree the release, recovery and support evidence needed, and where engineering or a vetted partner should help. Keep the discussion focused on readiness to serve customers, not a checklist of acronyms or guaranteed procurement approval.
Team & partner support
Technical team onboarding
- Smoothly onboard a technical co-founder or your first engineers
- Give new developers the product context and a working Cloud setup
- Hand over architecture, code, access and release ownership
Tools: Alis Ideate Projects · Alis Ideate Artifacts · Alis Build Workstations · Alis Build DBD
Prepare a shared project containing customer evidence, product decisions, architecture, repository links, setup instructions and known gaps. Give the incoming technical co-founder or engineers appropriately scoped access and a repeatable development and release workflow. Plan a first small change they can build, test and release. Agree code ownership, credential management and ongoing responsibilities; keep secrets out of shared documents and AI prompts.
Trusted partner capacity & support
- Work with a vetted Alis partner to productionize your prototype
- Add engineering capacity and support as your customer base grows
- Transition partner-built software to your own technical team
Tools: Alis Ideate Projects · Alis Build Workstations · Alis Build DBD · AlisX Specialists
Help the founder prepare a concrete brief for a vetted Alis partner. Clarify whether they need a bounded productionisation engagement, additional delivery capacity, specialist review or ongoing support. Agree scope, milestones, access, code ownership, acceptance evidence, support responsibilities and handover to an internal team. Use shared project context and Cloud development workflows to support continuity. Direct partner enquiries to sales@alisx.com; availability, pricing and any service commitments must be agreed with the partner rather than assumed.
Customers & launch
Customer technical due diligence
- Prepare a technical due diligence pack for enterprise buyers
- Answer security questionnaires with evidence from your implementation
- Close technical gaps before a customer pilot or procurement review
Tools: Alis Ideate Projects · Alis Ideate Artifacts · Skill Store · Alis Build DBD
Begin with the buyer's actual technical requirements. Assemble verified architecture, data flows, OIDC configuration, resource-level access policies, data protection checks, test results and reviewed release evidence. Include recovery, support and ownership arrangements. Reuse the structure of a due diligence pack while validating every answer against the actual application. Identify gaps and specialist reviews needed; do not invent a certification, guarantee procurement acceptance or describe due diligence as automatically passed.
Customer validation & launch
- Interview enterprise users and buyers before committing to the build
- Agree a first customer pilot with technical and business success criteria
- Turn customer feedback into the next reviewed release
Tools: Alis Ideate Interviews · Alis Ideate Projects · Alis Ideate Artifacts · Alis Build DBD
Use Alis Ideate Interviews to understand the real customer workflow and distinguish user needs from buyer and technical requirements. Bound the pilot around a useful outcome, agreed data access and support responsibilities. Combine feedback with supplied usage or outcome evidence, then propose a small next release with appropriate review and human approval. Avoid overbuilding for hypothetical enterprise requirements or treating positive interview feedback as product-market fit.
Invitation
Bring your prototype. Build your enterprise future. Start with a new product or the app you have already built. Map the path to enterprise-grade production, with reusable templates and a vetted Alis partner for the capacity and support you need as your own team grows.
Their AI's prompt