Write a useful brief
Name your audience, the main task, and the screens you need. Add sample content, your preferred language, and a visual direction. Start with one complete journey rather than every possible feature.
From idea to a working app
A practical guide from your first brief to a published app.
Review and refine
Read the proposed approach, then use the preview to check each screen. Ask for focused changes with the screen name and expected behavior. Use the code editor or visual editing controls when appropriate.
Connect data deliberately
Use workspace settings to manage your database and app secrets. Keep private keys out of prompts and frontend code. Test signed-out access and permissions before storing real customer information.
Check before publishing
Test navigation, forms, empty states and error messages. Check the smallest phone layout and keyboard navigation. Generated code needs your review; a successful preview is not a security or production-readiness guarantee.
Publish and connect a domain
Open Publish in your project and check the deployment status. You can connect a domain you own, or use the available domain checkout. Registration, DNS and HTTPS can remain pending after payment; follow the status and the exact DNS records shown in the project.
Common questions
Can I try the editor before signing up?
Yes. Explore the editor opens a public demo. Create an account to save your own projects and start building.
Which languages are available?
The core interface supports English, Arabic, French, Spanish and Portuguese. Some advanced screens and legal pages are still in English. You can describe your app in your own language.
How do credits and domain costs work?
Check Pricing for current plans and credits. App AI usage and domain purchases are separate from coding-plan allowances. Review the amount, period and renewal information in checkout before paying.