Submit your first project
From a paragraph of intent to a working app, in three approval gates.
1. Sign up and activate
Create an account, then activate it on the /activate page — choose a subscription plan or enter a promo code. An administrator allocates a dedicated server for your account and you'll get a notification when it's ready (usually within minutes).
2. Start a new project
Click New project on the dashboard and fill in the wizard:
- Basics — project name + a paragraph describing what it does
- Stack — pick a template or describe a custom stack; the AI will fill in details
- Visual direction — corporate / playful / minimal / your own; ignore for APIs without UI
- Review — confirm and submit
3. Approve each milestone
The pipeline produces three deliverables for your review, in order:
- Technical specification + project overview
- Architecture document with diagrams
- UI/UX design system + screen wireframes
Each appears on the dashboard with an APPROVE button and a textarea for change requests. APPROVE moves to the next phase; describe changes and the AI regenerates affected artifacts.
4. Watch the build
After UX approval the pipeline creates the Jira project and GitHub repo, then works through every ticket: code → review → merge → tests. The dashboard shows live progress; Jira and GitHub are read-only accessible to you from day one.
5. UAT and release
When the last ticket is merged, the pipeline runs an end-to-end browser validation (~33 checks across all routes + interaction scenarios + admin walk + customer walk). On a clean report you get a UAT email with the staging URL and admin credentials.
Test the staging build. If anything looks wrong, click Send back to fix; the pipeline opens fix tickets automatically and re-delivers. When you APPROVE, the release PR merges into main, the project is tagged, and the project is marked Done.
6. Continue working on a finished project
Done projects can be reopened any time. Post a message in the project's Conversation thread describing what you want changed; the pipeline opens Jira tickets and resumes work. APPROVE again to ship the new build.