Getting started
From your first prompt to your first deployed business application. Here's what happens, step by step.
1. Describe your need
You describe the tool you need in natural language — the way you'd explain it to a colleague. No technical jargon, no diagram to draw. For example: “a field-service tracker with technicians, clients and a resolution deadline”.
2. Scoping — with the cost known upfront
Blueprint turns your request into a specification: the entities (what the app handles), the business rules and the KPIs. The generation's credit weight is published and known before you launch — you know what a generation costs before you trigger it.
3. Generation
From the specification, deterministic builders produce a complete application: database, API routes, data entry and review interface, dashboard and realistic demo data. The AI does not write the code line by line — it designs the specification, and the rest is built deterministically.
4. Deployment
The application is deployed to a dedicated URL, immediately reachable from a browser and shareable with your teams. No install, no server to configure.
5. Adjust, export, own
You adjust the application in natural language; thanks to determinism, a fix doesn't break what already works. And the code is yours: ZIP export, push to your GitHub repo, host it freely.
- Adjust: describe the changes, regenerate.
- Export: download the full project or push it to GitHub.
- Host: on your own, or via Maker's hosting option.