Interval introduces a new programming model for building internal tools and UIs.
Interval is a tool for developers who need to build internal tools and admin UIs without building a separate frontend. Instead of designing screens, developers make Interval SDK calls alongside their existing business logic, and Interval automatically produces the corresponding UI in the browser. What Interval does Generates browser-based UIs directly from SDK calls placed in application code Lets developers build internal tools using a programming model rather than a visual editor or separate frontend codebase Connects UI generation to business logic, so the interface reflects the code that produces it Who uses Interval Interval is aimed at developers and engineering teams who need internal tools, admin panels, or operational UIs but do not want to maintain a dedicated frontend for them. It suits situations where the priority is getting a working interface in front of internal users quickly, driven by the logic already written in the backend. In a maker's workflow, Interval fits into the space between writing backend logic and shipping an internal tool: rather than switching context to build and maintain a frontend, developers add SDK calls to code they are already writing, and the UI follows from that.
