Wyro – Draw a backend on a canvas, export TypeScript with no lock-in
Hi HN. Wyro is a visual backend builder that compiles to a plain TypeScript repo you own outright. The motivation: AI app builders got good at generating apps and stayed bad at letting you leave. Frontend code you can always lift out. The backend is the hostage — their runtime, their DB, their deploy target. How it works: you wire blocks on a canvas (HTTP routes, tables, auth, queues, cron, multi-step pipelines) into a graph. That graph is an IR, and the compiler lowers it to a conventional Node
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Hi HN. Wyro is a visual backend builder that compiles to a plain TypeScript repo you own outright. The motivation: AI app builders got good at generating apps and stayed bad at letting you leave. Frontend code you can always lift out. The backend is the hostage — their runtime, their DB, their deploy target. How it works: you wire blocks on a canvas (HTTP routes, tables, auth, queues, cron, multi-step pipelines) into a graph. That graph is an IR, and the compiler lowers it to a conventional Node