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Adelin

A streaming app, built by conversation.

Pick a concept, get a drafted app back, then refine it screen by screen with AI and a property editor while it renders live on a real device. Adelin writes the descriptor; a companion app built on React Native renders it on phones, TVs and the web from a single definition.

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Adelin building a streaming app called Streamflix. On the left, the navigation: app creator, content library, customers, analytics, monetisation and My App Zone. In the middle, the AI chat where the app was described in a sentence, and a follow-up asking to make a button green, with the change offered to accept or reverse. On the right, the live preview on an iPhone 14 Pro: the Streamflix home screen with a featured title, a Trending Now rail and a Continue Watching rail. Below, three panels: the content library with titles marked ready, monthly revenue and subscribers, and the app marked published on web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV and Fire TV.

The problem that produced it

We had built the same OTT application enough times to know exactly which parts are generic. Catalogue screens, player screens, subscriber flows and store submission repeat on every project — and repeating them is the reason a straightforward streaming service still takes months and a development team to launch.

What it does

You start from a concept — yoga, sports, news, entertainment or your own — and Adelin drafts a whole app skeleton with screens already populated for that vertical. From there you keep what fits and rework the rest: ask for a change in chat, or set it directly in the property panel, whichever is faster for that edit. Brand identity, media library, and monetisation as subscription, ad-funded or pay-per-title all live in the same place.

How it actually renders

Every screen you build is stored as a JSON descriptor rather than generated source. The companion app fetches those descriptors and renders them natively, which is why one definition covers portrait and landscape, phone and television, without a separate codebase per platform — and why the preview on your desk is the real app, not a mockup of it.

Where it stands

Adelin is in active build and not yet publicly available. The guided creation flow and the screen builder are complete; the descriptor pipeline, preview system and deployment are in progress. If you want to be among the first to use it, leave your email at adelin.io and you will hear the day it launches.

Runs on

  • iOS
  • Android
  • Apple TV
  • Android TV
  • Fire TV
  • Web
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