For Mac · Invited test
Build your own software by describing it.
Tellop is a Mac app for people who don't write code. You explain what you want to make; Tellop designs it, plans it, and builds it with you, step by step. For your work, your hobbies, your family — all of it running on your own computer, with your own data.
How it works
Idea
Say what you want to make. Tellop asks the right questions until the idea is clear.
Design
Pick a look you like. Colors, type, and feel — chosen from real options, not settings.
Plan
See what will be built, in plain words, and approve it before anything starts.
Build
Tellop builds it task by task while you watch it take shape — and you can try it live as it grows.
Live
What you made really runs: open it, use it, and take it with you when the day comes.
What you can build
Your own personal software
It can be for work or for play: a system that gathers your bills, a training log, a game for your kids, your family's calendar — whatever you describe. A web app is just one of the things you can make.
On your computer, with your data
What you build runs on your own Mac and does its work there, on your own files — not on our machines.
Shared systems
Systems will be shareable, too: take a system someone else built and run it on your own computer, with your own data. The system travels; your data doesn't.
Everything is on your own computer: building happens there, your data lives there, and what you make is yours.
Tellop's built-in AI does the technical work, and it picks the right helper for each kind of job on its own — nothing to set up.
Tellop is in a small, invited test right now — on macOS first.