Getting started

Prowpt.ai is a code-first builder: you describe what you want, the AI generates and refines React + TypeScript source, and the platform hosts your app with APIs for data, auth, and automation.

What you are building

Each project is a code app bundled for the browser: React with Tailwind-style utilities, routed pages, and optional integrations (record types, workflows, translations, analytics). The platform provides secure REST APIs so your generated code can load and save data without you wiring a custom backend.

  • You edit through chat and the editor—no local toolchain required for day-to-day work.
  • Publishing serves a production bundle at your subdomain; optional custom domains and share links.
  • Credits power AI operations (generation, chat, agents); workflows have separate monthly run limits by plan.

Sign up and open Projects

Create an account or sign in. Your dashboard lists all projects. Free tier includes a small one-time credit grant so you can try a full generation cycle.

Tip:
Use Settings → Language to switch the platform UI between English and Portuguese.

Create your first project

Start a new project and describe the product in the assistant: audience, pages, forms, and any data you need. The AI creates the initial codebase, record types, and wiring. You can iterate in chat (“add a pricing section”, “wire this form to a workflow”).

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Placeholder for a short walkthrough: create project → prompt → first preview.

Preview, accept changes, publish

Use the live preview while the model edits files. When a batch of changes looks good, accept them into your saved source. Publishing pushes the current published snapshot to visitors; draft vs published is covered in The editor.

Warning:
Visitors always see the published version of workflows and record type schemas. Test in preview, then publish when ready.

Share and go live

Every app gets a prowpt.ai subdomain. Add a custom domain from Project Settings when your plan allows (Starter: 1, Pro: 5, Business: unlimited). Share links can include language prefixes for localized routes.