Of course — the Dowe docs are built with Dowe itself: https://github.com/usedowe/dowe-docs

I understand why the current website might give that impression, but Dowe was not produced from a single prompt. Before arriving at this architecture, we experimented with several languages and rendering approaches, including using WebViews for mobile. We ultimately rejected that approach. Dowe now maps its UI components individually to Jetpack Compose on Android and SwiftUI on iOS. The generated mobile applications are native and their source can be inspected. Desktop is currently different: it packages the generated web/static output inside a native platform window. I don’t want to misrepresent that distinction. The component model grew out of what we learned while building UiSvelte https://ui-svelte.sappsdev.com, our earlier Svelte UI library with around 80 components. Dowe does not depend on Svelte; that work provided much of the design experience behind its component contracts. I invite you to evaluate the implementation directly. After installing Dowe, creating and running a project is simply: dowe init dowe dev You can inspect the generated Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI projects under .dowe/apps/android and .dowe/apps/ios. Feedback based on the actual output would be genuinely valuable.

Certainly looks that way to me.

So. It’s a high fidelity prototype. Evaluate the concept. The implementation can be improved.