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Create a new app

Turn a clear project brief into a working application.

Start with an empty repository

Create a new repository from the repository list. Give the project a clear name and choose the visibility appropriate for your work.

Create a new repository in AppJet

Describe the first version

Use your first prompt to explain the users, screens, main actions, and data the app needs. Include design preferences and any framework or integration constraints.

For example:

Create a CRM for startup founders. Include contacts, company profiles, deal stages, search, and a responsive dashboard. Start with sample data and verify that the app builds. Explain what needs configuring before real customer data can be stored.

Describe a project in AppJet

Follow and review the work

The agent creates and edits files, runs supported checks, and records progress. Inspect the task plan, activity, and verification results. A generated completion message alone does not prove that all requirements work.

The agent working on a project

Review the generated code and app

Deploy and iterate

Ask the agent to build and deploy the project. Once the build and deployment succeed, open the app from Preview or Settings → Overview.

An example app created with AppJet

Add features in manageable steps. Connect Supabase for persistent application data, or add a virtual disk and custom domain on Starter or Pro.

These screenshots come from the original walkthrough. The current interface may look different; use the controls described in the current guides.