Liberator

This is a development tool for a unique development process.

Liberator provides an automated project management process. Developers can use this process, which is different from commonly prevalent methods, to plan and coordinate your project. This integrated and unified process is well suited to development of applications quickly and easily. The process covers the entire gamut of distinct phases involved, starting with contract negotiations with clients. As first step of the process you can setup detailed project information, such as company name, address, logo, etc. As a next step you will be able to identify the level of automation the Liberator should undertake. Creation of use cases follows. Details in the document captured so far to create the Liberator application. Based on these design details then you will be able to provide your customer a general idea of how development cost and the development budget.

Upload the application to create a working demo. It will be possible at this stage to publish a proof of concept program. Customers will be able to get confidence of how the software will work like. It will be useful to for getting the customers to sign on the dotted lines and give you upfront advance. Using Liberator`s automated system, design documents can be generated and given to the customer. A final contract, at this stage, can be presented to the client. This process is supposed to simplify the increasingly complex processes being adopted. This Text to Software process reduces the need for programming. It transforms business requirements directly into screens, logic and a database automatically. This is a very good tool.

Liberator makes applications automatically from subject matter expert knowledge, data from websites, human sources, documents and databases. The resulting application meets business requirements expertly and is produced 80% faster and 60% cheaper than traditional programming methods.
Liberator has the following main functions:
Knowledge Center, Connection, Requirements Analysis, Content Management, Server Admin, Business Intelligence, Monitoring and Test Cases.
The Knowledge Center is used for gathering sources of text and collating them. Users can chat with other users in the Liberator network, download content from URLs and use the integrated training tool to practice.
The Connection area is used for uploading apps and includes a special control panel for resellers to buy licensing and provision applications.
The Requirements Analysis, Server Admin, Content Management, Monitoring and Text Cases tools all work to assist in converting text from the Knowledge Center into new applications.