Quick Start Guide
Get started in five steps. You'll have your first working application in just a few minutes.
Build Your Workflow
This is where the magic happens. On the left side of the screen, you'll see a library of building blocks organized by category. Drag them onto the canvas in the center:
- Triggers start your workflow—like a webhook or schedule
- Processing nodes do the work—AI calls, data transformations, logic decisions
- Outputs deliver results—interfaces, webhooks, or data storage
Connect nodes by dragging from the output handle (bottom) of one node to the input handle (top) of another. The system shows you in real-time if a connection is valid, and estimates how much each workflow will cost to run.
Customize the Interface
Once your workflow logic is ready, you'll design how people interact with your application. You can create forms, dashboards, API endpoints, or scheduled tasks. Choose the interface type that makes sense for what you're building, then customize colors, layouts, and fields.
The interface builder shows you a live preview of how your application will look and work, so you can see changes immediately as you make them.
Launch Your Application
In the final step, you'll review everything one more time, set who can access your application, and click launch. Your application is immediately live and ready to use. You'll get a unique URL that you can share with others, or keep it private for your own use.
After launching, you can always come back to edit, update, or make changes. Your application continues running even while you make updates, so there's no downtime.
Tips for Success
- Start simple. Build a basic version first, then add complexity as you learn.
- Use templates to see how things work, then modify them to fit your needs.
- Test your workflows as you build them. The cost estimator helps you understand usage before running.
- Don't worry about making mistakes. You can undo, redo, and experiment safely.