Bubble Launches Reverse.dev to Map Codebases Visually.

Reverse.dev, an experiment from Bubble, turns an existing codebase into a visual map of the product. Teams can point an agent at a specific workflow, preview the resulting change and check it before merging.

Bubble introduced the experiment in a LinkedIn post. The starting point is a connected code repository rather than a blank project or a written description of the whole product.

Once a repository is connected, Reverse.dev creates a visual representation of the product. A team member can use that shared view to locate the exact workflow they want to change.

Instead of explaining the workflow entirely through a prompt, the user points the agent at it on the map. The agent then works on that selected part of the product.

Preview mode sits between the agent making the change and the team merging it. This gives the team a chance to inspect the updated workflow within the product view before accepting the work.

Everyone on the team works from the same visual map. Bubble presents this as a way for people with different levels of technical knowledge to take part in shipping changes.

The map is used for both identifying the work and reviewing its result. The selected workflow gives the agent its target, while preview mode shows the proposed change before the merge step.

Reverse.dev is currently described as an experiment. People can start by visiting reverse.dev and connecting a repository.

What is Bubble Reverse.dev?

Reverse.dev is an experimental tool that converts a connected codebase into a visual product map. Users can point an agent at a specific workflow, preview its change and review it before merging.

How does Reverse.dev compare with describing a change in a prompt?

Reverse.dev lets the user identify the workflow directly on a visual map rather than describing that workflow entirely in text. The agent works on the selected workflow, and the result can be checked in preview mode.

Is Bubble Reverse.dev free?

The announcement does not include pricing or plan details. It directs users to connect a repository at reverse.dev to start.