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Draw your architecture.
Generate the code.

Node-based development for distributed systems. Design services, databases, message queues, and their connections—then generate the foundational implementation. No vendor lock-in. Standard code you own completely.

No credit card • Bring your own API keys • Generated code is yours forever

WebApp
API Gateway
PostgreSQL
Visual Architecture → Production Code

Visual architecture platform that generates production-ready code

If you can draw an architecture diagram, you can use Tattami. Design system-level changes and generate the foundational code.

Component Library

Pre-built, production-ready components: services, databases, message queues, and infrastructure. Configure technology stack, descriptions, and deployment settings for each node.

Connection Designer

Visual connection system with full control over protocols (REST, gRPC, WebSocket), authentication methods (JWT, OAuth2, API Key), and data formats.

Hybrid Generation

Deterministic outputs for standards (Proto files, OpenAPI specs, database schemas). Context-aware LLM scaffolding with exact tech stack and architectural requirements.

No Lock-In Architecture

Generated code uses standard frameworks and libraries. No Tattami runtime dependencies. No proprietary APIs. Stop using Tattami anytime—keep building manually.

Built-in Validation

Checks architecture before generation: missing connections, circular dependencies, authentication gaps, and protocol mismatches.

Architecture-Level Focus

Generates foundations, not features: service structure, database models, inter-service communication, auth setup. You implement the business logic.

How It Works

From architecture diagram to production-ready code in four steps

01

Design on Canvas

Drag components from the library. Configure each node with name, description, technology stack (Go + Gin, TypeScript + Next.js, Python + FastAPI), and service-specific settings.

Frontend webapp using TypeScript that handles user authentication and real-time updates

02

Connect Components

Draw connections between nodes. Configure each connection with communication protocol (REST, gRPC, WebSocket), authentication method, data format, and flow direction.

WebApp → API Gateway via WebSocket with API Key authentication

03

Generate Implementation

Hit "Build" and get deterministic outputs (Proto files, OpenAPI specs, schemas), context-aware code (service scaffolds), infrastructure as code (Docker, K8s), and connection implementations.

Complete service structure with routing, authentication middleware, and database clients

04

Deploy or Customize

Export to your repository. All code is standard, framework-based, with no Tattami dependencies. Modify freely, add business logic, deploy anywhere. Return when architecture evolves.

Update the diagram, regenerate affected files, preserve custom logic

Real Architecture Example

Real-time analytics pipeline in 2 hours vs. 3-4 days manual

Architecture Diagram

Frontend (React/TypeScript)
↓ WebSocket + API Key Auth
API Gateway (Go/Gin)
↓ REST
Apache Kafka
↓ Consumer
Stream Processor (Go)
↓ SQL
PostgreSQL

Generated in 2 hours

  • React app with WebSocket client
  • Go API Gateway with Gin framework
  • WebSocket server implementation
  • Kafka producer and consumer setup
  • Go stream processor with Kafka consumer
  • Data processing scaffold
  • PostgreSQL schema and migrations
  • Docker Compose orchestration
  • All authentication middleware

You add:

Frontend UI components, specific event processing logic, analytics algorithms, business rules

The Right Tool for the Right Job

Tattami's value scales with architectural complexity

Perfect For

  • New greenfield projects - Eliminate blank-slate setup phase
  • Cross-service features - Changes touching 2+ services
  • Adding infrastructure - New event pipeline, caching layer, new microservice
  • Service extraction - Breaking functionality out of monoliths
  • Architecture refactoring - Changing service boundaries or communication patterns

Use Your IDE For

  • Single-service changes
  • Individual endpoint modifications
  • Bug fixes
  • Frontend components
  • Business logic implementation

Rule of thumb: If you'd sketch a diagram to plan it, use Tattami.

Time Savings

ScenarioTime (Manual)Time (Tattami)Advantage
2-service feature2 days2 hours10x faster
New event pipeline (3 services)1 week3 hours18x faster
Greenfield microservices (5 services)2-3 weeks1 day15x faster

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