SimpleOne Unveils AI Development Tool for Rapidly Building and Enhancing Business Applications
published at: 29 October 2026
SimpleOne has released SimpleGen, an AI development tool that helps companies build new applications and enhance existing business applications with AI agents. The tool is available to all SimpleOne customers and partners.
Enhancing a business application involves more than writing code. Time also goes into aligning on requirements, handing tasks off between roles, reviewing changes, deploying to a test environment, and preparing documentation. SimpleGen automates these steps: a developer describes the task in plain text, and the tool drafts a specification with acceptance criteria and a step-by-step plan, generates code and configuration, deploys the changes to the environment, and writes the documentation. Teams can get started on their existing infrastructure, since SimpleGen connects to any SimpleOne instance and doesn't need to be installed on it.
The team stays in control of the outcome. Developers review every change before accepting it, and the specification, plan, and final changes are stored in Git, making the history of requirements and decisions easy to trace. At every stage, dedicated AI agents double-check the work, reducing the risk of errors, model hallucinations, and deviations from the original requirements.
SimpleGen adds a fourth tier — AI development — to the three existing tiers of development tools on the SimpleOne platform: No-code, Low-code, and Pro-code. Customers can choose the approach that best fits each task: configure a solution with visual builders, write the code themselves, or delegate the work to AI agents.
“Enterprise development is shifting from isolated experiments with AI assistants to embedding AI in companies’ everyday workflows. Customers need changes delivered fast and with predictable results. We see AI development as the next stage in the evolution of low-code platforms, as it enables even more teams to build and evolve enterprise systems on their own.”

