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Measured reliability · K-15 Health Score

Code that's compiled, not hallucinated, and we prove it continuously.

Every app Blueprint Maker generates goes through K-15, an automated runtime validation: the app builds, boots, serves its data and navigates, or it doesn't ship. Here is, in plain sight and dated, the share of apps that pass all 5 gates over the last 7 days. No other AI app generator publishes this number, because none has a deterministic gate.

100%
of apps pass K-15 5/5
across 33 apps generated and tested in the last 7 days
100%
successful builds
across 33 tested apps

Number read from the database at load time.

The 5 gates of K-15

01Build

The app compiles for production (next build) with no error.

02Design / CSS

CSS is present and carries the design tokens (var(--bpm-*)).

03Visual

The visual render passes the check (screenshot, no broken screen).

04Data

The seed runs and the app serves real data, not an empty screen.

05Navigation

Sections load and navigate with no runtime error.

Why this number exists (and why it's unique)

Blueprint Maker separates understanding the domain (the LLM produces an AppSpec) from producing the code (deterministic builders). The LLM doesn't write the application's backbone: it is compiled, not hallucinated. The screen blocks a model does write — dashboard, summary zones — are delimited and must pass compilation and runtime validation.

As a result, technical correctness is guaranteed by construction, not patched after the fact. K-15 is the automated judge of that promise.

The industry's recent breaches (exposed databases, unauthenticated endpoints, an agent deleting a production database) all stem from the same choice: letting a probabilistic model write the whole application, database schema and routes included. We made the other choice.

Methodology

Health Score = share of apps that pass all 5 K-15 gates (build, design, visual, data, navigation), computed over apps generated and tested in the last rolling 7 days. Drafts and note-type apps (synthetic validation) are excluded. Same source of truth as our internal quality dashboard.