Veda AI: A faster starting point for internal tools, built into DronaHQ
Gayatri Sachdeva

Gayatri Sachdeva @gayatrisachdev1

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Veda AI: A faster starting point for internal tools, built into DronaHQ

Publish Date: Jun 20
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🧠 TL;DR

We built Veda AI, an AI assistant that lives inside our low-code platform (DronaHQ).

It helps devs build internal tools by turning prompts or screenshots into real, editable UI + logic + data bindings — not raw code dumps.

We launched it on Product Hunt today, and we’re offering 300 free AI credits if you want to try it out.

👉 Launch link


The Problem

If you’ve ever built internal tools, dashboards, admin panels, approval systems, you know the problem.

The core logic is often simple. The setup? Not so much. You spend 70% of your time:

  • Creating the same layouts
  • Wiring up CRUD interactions
  • Hooking up forms to APIs
  • Repeating configuration that feels... mechanical

And it’s not the kind of work you want to spend mental energy on.


What we have here

Veda AI handles that “startup cost” of internal app building.

You give it:

  • A text prompt > Build a CRM on top of @sales database
  • Or a screenshot / Figma frame > (like a form sketch or a basic dashboard layout)

And it returns:

  • A working UI with proper component hierarchy
  • Bound to data from your DB or API
  • With logic (JS, filters, events) wired in
  • Editable inside the DronaHQ builder — no locked outputs

What it understands

Here are some actual prompts we’ve tested:

  • Create a dashboard to track delivery status by city
  • Add a dropdown with all states of India
  • Generate JS to merge key1 and key2 from an API response
  • Replace date input with a date picker
  • POST form data to /submit-feedback endpoint

The AI parses your intent and invokes specialized domain agents (screen layout, data mapping, UI control logic) to structure the app.

The result is metacode — high-level app definition syntax that DronaHQ uses to render full applications.


How it fits dev workflows

You can still:

  • Write JavaScript anywhere in the app
  • Use REST, GraphQL, or SQL connectors
  • Add conditional visibility, filters, dynamic options
  • Handle RBAC, SSO, and deployment via your stack

Veda just helps you skip the repetitive frontend config and get to your logic faster.


Try it out

We just launched on Product Hunt today.

We’re offering 300 AI credits to anyone who wants to give it a spin.

👉 Here’s the launch

Happy to answer questions in the comments or jam on use cases you'd want it to support.

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