The Ultra-Connector of UI Development
Remember the CD Days?
Think about how we used to consume music.
We moved from CDs and MP3 downloads to streaming platforms that let us listen to any song, anytime, on any device.
The same shift happened with video—no more DVDs, no waiting for a download to finish.
Just hit play and stream instantly.
Now, apply that same logic to UI development.
Why should a UI be permanently baked into the code when it could be flexible, adaptable, and updated in real time?
How UI Development Works Today—And Why That’s a Problem
Traditionally, UI components are built within a framework, where logic and skin are tightly bound at build time and deployed together. If a developer wants to tweak the design or update a visual, they have to reopen the code, redeploy, and go through an entire dev cycle.
This slows everything down and kills agility.
Why should developers go through the entire dev process for a visual change that’s bound to change again soon? What if components could be more than static elements? What if they became interactive, live elements that could be visually upgraded without disrupting development workflows?
A New Ultra-Connector in Town
Myop’s vision is simple: bring UI components to life by connecting different skins to live logic — without reopening the code or redeploying.
The ability to update UI in real time, without deployment cycles, is a game-changer for both developers and businesses. Just like music and video evolved into fluid, on-demand experiences, UI development is shifting to a connected, flexible model.
With Myop, your UI isn’t locked into the code—it’s streamed, updated, and adapted on demand. You can, for the first time, evolve with your product—without breaking your workflow.
The Missing Link: Connecting External UI Pieces to Internal Logic
AI can now generate HTML code in seconds—but the real challenge remains: how do you connect that output to production-ready logic? Myop bridges this gap, connecting AI-generated code with fully functional components—without reopening the code or requiring deployment.
Same goes for Design-to-Code tools who are racing to perfect design-to-code automation, yet no matter how polished the generated code is, developers still have to manually connect it to internal logic. Sometimes, untangling Figma’s auto-generated spaghetti code takes longer than coding from scratch. With Myop, connection is seamless—designs go straight to production, already wired to live logic.
Leverage low-code builders instead of reinventing the wheel — Myop enables teams to work with platforms like Webflow, Builder.io, and Wix while seamlessly binding their outputs to complex internal logic. Enjoying the best of both worlds—combining a robust, internally developed logic with an easily created interface.