Build an app from a description

Describe what you need in words — the screens, tables and links are built for you. After that it edits like any project.

Where: The ✨ button in the editor’s top bar, next to preview. The same thing is the first row in More → Templates.

A conversation opens on the right: you say what you need and watch it being built. The canvas stays visible — the build is about it, after all.

Whether it is an app or a single screen is decided by the request itself. “I want a coffee shop” builds a whole app — screens and the links between them — and replaces the current project (the editor asks first). “Add a reviews screen” adds one screen to the open project, one that knows its tables and can link to them. Nothing is erased.

1. Describe the app the way you would to a person: what you sell, which screens you need, what a visitor should do on them.
2. Press Build (or Enter). The plan arrives first — how many screens and which tables — and then the screens themselves. The whole thing takes about twenty seconds.
3. Look at the preview: the built screens are shown as phones you can swipe through. Not right — say what to change in the next line and build again.
4. Press “Open in the editor”. From there it is an ordinary project: change the texts, prices and colours with the mouse like anywhere else.

Tables arrive filled in: Products will hold real names and prices from your trade rather than “Item 1”. They are samples — replace them with yours in the data panel. Tables a visitor writes into (cart, requests, bookings) arrive empty: they are filled by them, not by you.

Editing what is already built by talking to it is not possible yet — “make the button blue” will not be understood. You can build again with a different description, or add another screen.