How to read and refine your blueprint
Understand the plan your AI team wrote, ask for changes, approve it, and share it with your team.
What you'll do
After your consultation, your AI team writes a blueprint — a plain plan of your app. You'll learn how to read it, ask for changes, approve it, and share it, so the build starts from something you actually want.
Step 1 — Open and read your blueprint
Open Blueprints from the sidebar and choose your blueprint (you can also reach it from your consultation results). It's written in plain language, not code.
Take your time reading the main parts:
- The pages and screens your app will have.
- The features it includes, such as sign-in, payments, or forms.
- Your app's data — the kind of information it will store and show.
If anything is unclear, that's a sign worth fixing before you build.
Step 2 — Ask for changes with Edit via AI
Found something missing or wrong? You don't have to start over.
Choose Edit via AI and describe the change in your own words — for example, "add a contact form" or "remove the booking page." Your AI team updates the blueprint for you.
Make as many small requests as you like. Each change is easy to read and review.
Step 3 — Approve your blueprint
When the plan matches what you pictured, choose Approve.
Approving tells your AI team the plan is ready, so they can begin building. You're not locked in — you'll still refine everything later in the Visual Builder, and you can revisit the plan anytime.
Step 4 — Share it with your team
Want a second opinion before building? Use Share to send your blueprint to a teammate.
They can read the same plain plan, so everyone agrees on what's being built before any work starts.
Tips
- Read the data section closely — it shapes what your app can remember and show, and is easy to overlook.
- Make one change at a time with Edit via AI. Smaller requests are easier to check than one big one.
- A blueprint is a starting point, not a final answer. You can keep refining your app long after you approve it.
What's next
Once your blueprint is approved, see what your AI team does next: What happens after your blueprint.