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Getting started

From zero to a live preview URL. No local toolchain required for the hosted product.

1. Create an account

Go to /signup. You can register with email and password, or continue with Google / GitHub when those are enabled on your deployment.

  • Optional query params: ?prompt=… pre-fills your first build; ?plan=pro or ?plan=business routes you toward checkout after signup.
  • Free workspaces include a small project allowance and daily AI credits. Details live under Pricing.

2. Open the dashboard

After signup you land on the dashboard. Create a new project (or accept the auto-created one). Each project is an isolated app with its own files, database, and preview.

3. Describe the app

In the editor chat, describe what you want in plain English. Strong first prompts name:

  • Who the users are (admin vs customer)
  • What data you store
  • Whether you need webhooks, REST, or nightly jobs

Example (runtime-depth starter):

Build a waitlist with email signup, an admin table of all signups,
a public REST API, and a webhook that publishes a leads.created topic.
Use named queries — no raw SQL in components.

4. Watch the build

The agent scaffolds the UI, migrations, named queries, and (when asked) workflows. The live preview updates as files land. You can interrupt and redirect at any time.

5. Try the app

  • Use the preview iframe for end-user flows (signup, forms, admin).
  • Open project Backend settings to list named queries, test workflows, and apply data templates.

6. Publish

When you are ready for a public URL, use Deploy in the editor. See Publish & domains.

Tip — BYOK. On Free, connecting your own Anthropic / OpenAI / Azure key keeps generation cost near zero. See Bring your own key.

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