Tool profile · Publisher documentation
Dyad is a code tool for creating web applications from a written description using different AI models, with source code you can export. The published summary states that you turn your ideas into web apps without coding, use your preferred AI models and own your code with zero lock-in. The same documentation lists generation of web applications, a choice of AI model, database and authentication, built-in security analysis and one-click deployment. LE LABO IA has not tested the product, and this profile relies on the public documentation of its supplier. Prices and plan details come from that same documentation and are not confirmed here, so treat them as points to check with the supplier. The practical question is simple: does Dyad take a plain description and return a working, exportable app that fits your project? The sections below cover intended uses, the documented prices, the stated limitations and a trial you can run before committing.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 7, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Producing a web application from a written description instead of writing the first version by hand, with an AI model of your choice. Adding a database and authentication to a project through the same tool rather than assembling separate services. Running the built-in security analysis before deploying an application. Exporting the source code to keep it outside the tool, since the published documentation mentions zero lock-in.
The published summary lists three plans read from the supplier site. Dyad Free is free. Dyad Pro is 20 USD per month and includes 200 AI credits per month. Dyad Max is 79 USD per month and includes 900 AI credits per month. The documentation also mentions that a referral code gives Dyad Pro members 75 additional AI credits once. Everything above comes from the supplier documentation only. The amounts, the credit allowances, the referral bonus and the plan terms are not confirmed and should be checked with the supplier.
No trial of the product was carried out, so the profile rests on the supplier's public documentation. Quotas, territorial availability and terms of use are not covered by the pricing summary and are not confirmed, so check them with the supplier. The prices were read from the supplier site only; amounts, credit allowances and the referral bonus should be re-checked with the supplier before any commitment.
Before committing, open the supplier site and check the current prices, the monthly AI credit allowances and what happens to a project once credits run out. Run one small web application from a short written description, then export the source code and try to run it on your own machine. Use the built-in security analysis and one-click deployment on that same test project and read the output. Confirm with the supplier whether the database, authentication, quotas and availability fit your own region and workload.
