Create your first project

Step by step

1. On the Dashboard, under “Create a new app”, describe the app you want. For example: “I want a fitness tracker app with workout logging, progress charts, and a calendar view”.
2. Click “Create project” (or Cmd+Enter / Ctrl+Enter) and give the project a name.
3. Planning starts (“Plan your project”). The planner may ask you a few questions over several rounds. Answer by choosing an option or with “Other answer”. With “Plan with what you have” you skip the remaining questions.
4. The “Proposed plan” appears: a specification, “Our proposal” and the “Project map”, with the apps, the cloud parts (database, authentication, storage, backend) and the integrations. Click each item on the map to see what it does and why it was added.
5. If you want to change something, click “Replan” and explain the changes. If it looks good, click “Accept and build”.
6. The first time, “Important before you start” appears, a notice about the costs of creating and maintaining a project. Choose an option:
   • “I know the deal and I'm aware of these costs”.
   • “I didn't know — tell me more” (opens a short explanatory quiz).
   • “I'm not willing to take on any costs”.
7. The AI generates the app in phases: “Analyzing your idea”, “Planning your app”, “Generating your app”, “Verifying your app” and “Building your app”. When it finishes you will see “Your app is ready!” and the “Go to editor” button.

To create a project you need a minimum balance of $3. If you do not have it, “Insufficient balance” appears with the options “Buy tokens” and “View subscriptions”.

Tips for a good description

The more detailed the initial description, the better the result. Include:

• The type of app (store, bookings, social network, internal tool…).
• The main screens.
• The visual style: colors, light or dark theme.
• The key features: sign-in, database, payments, integrations.

Choosing more platforms makes each prompt use more tokens. You can start with one and add more platforms later.

If generation is interrupted

Sometimes generation stops before it finishes, for example because of a server restart. You will see “Generation was interrupted” or, in the editor, “Your last generation was interrupted”.

Your work is not lost. Click “Retry generation”, or “Continue in the editor” and ask the AI to pick up where it left off. In the editor, the “Continue generation” button does the same.