Mobile app developers
OPTES works in your app project the way you do. It builds screens in Kotlin, Swift or Dart from a mockup image, makes layouts right-to-left ready, and traces a crash from the stack trace to the line that caused it. It also builds your app's landing page, checks it at phone size, and drafts release notes in Arabic and English.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
Share the design image. OPTES reads the layout, spacing and text, then writes the screen with your project's components and state pattern for you to review before merging.
Here's the checkout screen mockup. Build it with our existing UI components and connect it to the current CartViewModel.
It searches the whole project for hard-coded left and right margins, unmirrored icons and concatenated strings, replaces them with direction-aware values, and lists every file it changed.
The sign-up screens look flipped in Arabic: arrows and spacing are wrong. Fix it across the project, not just these screens.
Paste the stack trace from your crash report. OPTES finds the line, explains the cause, writes the fix and a test that reproduces it, then shows you the diff.
This crash only happens when the app returns from background to the profile screen. Here's the full stack trace.
The agent team updates every network call: the developer changes the code, the reviewer checks error and offline handling, and the coordinator reports what's left.
The backend moved from /v1 to /v2 with new pagination. Update all repository classes and keep offline caching working.
OPTES builds a download page for your app, checks it at desktop, tablet and phone sizes, and publishes it only after you see the cost and approve.
Make a landing page with screenshots, three key features and a download button, Arabic first, then English.
From the changes since the last release, it drafts user-friendly release notes and a store description in Arabic and English. You edit and upload them yourself.
Write release notes for version 3.4 from this week's changes, in Arabic and English, under 500 characters each.
FAQ
It writes and fixes code inside your app project, reads design images and crash screenshots, makes layouts right-to-left ready and drafts release and store text. You review every change before you keep it.
Whatever your project already uses, such as Kotlin, Swift, Dart or JavaScript, for native or cross-platform apps. It follows your existing architecture instead of imposing a new one.
Yes. OPTES is Arabic-first. It catches margins and icons that don't mirror, clipped labels and the direction of numbers and input fields, and fixes them in the code rather than on one screen.
No, store submission stays with you. OPTES prepares the code, release notes and store text. One-click publishing is for websites, such as your app's landing page, after you approve the cost.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).