Quickstart

In a hurry? Here's the entire loop on one page. Allow about ten minutes.

1. Prompt

Describe the app and who it's for, and name the core flow. Specifics beat adjectives:

Build an internal tool for our support team to track bugs: title, severity, status, assignee, and comments, with a board view grouped by status.

Vorx designs the screens and data model, generates the app, then clicks through it in a headless browser before showing you anything. First builds usually take five to ten minutes — longer for something complex, and a run that's still going is still working.

2. Iterate

Click through the live preview, then send small follow-up prompts — one change per message. Reviewing each change before sending the next is the single habit that most improves results.

For a large feature, switch the composer to Plan mode first and agree the approach before any code is written.

3. Add data and auth

Ask for a login and describe your data model in plain English. Both are generated alongside the UI, and you can inspect them under Settings → Cloud → Users and Settings → Cloud → Database.

4. Publish

Publish to a live URL at your-app.vorx.live, then add a custom domain whenever you're ready. Keep iterating after launch — republishing is normal and fast.

Before you share it widely

Run the launch checklist — it's a five-minute pass that catches the things people most often ship by accident: placeholder copy, test keys still in place, and a broken mobile layout.

Next steps

• Writing good prompts — the habits that produce better first builds
• Your first app — the same loop, in full
• Core concepts — the vocabulary behind all of it