What happens after you submit your idea
A friendly walkthrough of what your AI team does once you approve your blueprint, and how you take it from there.
What you'll do
You've described your idea and approved your blueprint — the plan your AI team wrote for you. Here's exactly what happens next, so there are no surprises as your app comes to life.
Step 1 — Approve your blueprint
Open your blueprint and give it a read. It's written in plain language: what your app does, the screens it needs, and the features that go in.
When it looks right, choose to approve it. That's the green light for your AI team to start building.
You don't write a single line of code — you're just saying "yes, build this."
Step 2 — Let your AI team build the first version
Once you approve, your AI team gets to work building your first version automatically. The team is a set of AI Agent Departments, each handling a different part of the job.
Your AI team builds a real, working first version for you. Making it polished and ready to share with the world takes longer — think days, not months. That's normal, and it's worth it.
Step 3 — Follow along as it builds
You don't have to sit and wait. Home shows live activity, so you can watch progress as each piece is built.
For bigger jobs, you can hand the work to a Managed Agent department and even close the tab — it keeps building, and you come back when it's done. Managed Agents are part of the Builder plan and up.
Step 4 — Make it yours in the Visual Builder
When the first version is ready, open the Visual Builder. Point and click to move things, change colours, or swap layouts — or simply ask the AI in chat to change anything for you.
Preview it on both phone and desktop so it looks great everywhere before you share it.
Step 5 — Preview, then go live
Happy with it? Choose to publish. You'll see the build progress and an AI confidence score before you publish, so you know it's ready.
With one click your app goes live. You can connect your own custom domain later (on paid plans), and if you ever want to change something you undo it in the builder and publish again.
Tips
- Your code is always yours — you can export everything and take it with you, no lock-in.
- Don't rush the polish stage. A quick first version is just the starting point.
- Hand the heavy lifting to a Managed Agent department, then check back later (Builder plan and up).
What's next
Want to understand the plan your AI team works from? Read Understanding your blueprint.