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Build custom web apps by describing what you want. The AI writes the code, connects it to your data, and shows a live preview — then you publish it, optionally to your own domain.

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What Is App Builder?

App Builder lets you create full web apps — not just single pages — through an AI coding assistant. Think internal CRMs, support inboxes, client portals, booking pages, job boards, or onboarding checklists. You describe features in chat; the AI builds them. The result is standard, exportable code you can download and run anywhere.

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Creating an App

  1. Select your company from the sidebar
  2. Click App Builder (under Inbound)
  3. Start from a prompt — describe the app you want, for example:
    • “An internal CRM with companies, contacts, and deal stages”
    • “A support inbox that tracks tickets to resolution”
    • “A booking page where customers schedule calls”
  4. Or click New App and set a Name, Description, Icon, and App Type:
    • Internal app — runs inside the platform for your team, using your existing login
    • External app — a standalone, public app anyone can sign up for, with full theming
  5. The builder opens so you can refine it

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Building in the Editor

The editor has three panes:
  • Chat (left) — ask for what you need: “Add a table of leads with search,” “Create a form to add a contact,” “Show a chart of deals by stage.” The AI writes the code and the preview updates.
  • Files (center) — the project’s files. Click any file to view or edit the code directly.
  • Preview (right) — a live, running view of your app that refreshes as changes are made.
You can keep multiple chat threads per app to work on different features. Click Save to keep your changes.

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Connecting to Your Data

Apps can read and write your platform tables (including Smart Lists) so they work with your real data:
  • Auto-generated data helpers are included in each app, so the AI can wire up reads and writes for you.
  • Just ask in chat — for example, “Load rows from my Leads table into this view,” or “Save this form to my Contacts table.”
Every published app also exposes a connection point so external AI tools can work with its data securely.

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Publishing

  1. In the editor, click Publish
  2. The app builds and deploys; the status moves to Published / Live
  3. Internal apps become available to your company; external apps get a public URL
Publish again any time to push a new version.

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Custom Domains

External apps can run on your own domain:
  1. Open the app’s Custom Domain option
  2. Enter your domain and follow the DNS instructions
  3. Once the domain shows Active, your app is live there

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Sharing, Export, and More

  • Sharing — keep an app Private, Shared with your company, or Public via link.
  • Export — download the full source code as a standard project. You can run npm install and npm run build and host it anywhere; nothing ties it to the platform.
  • Git — link an app to a GitHub repository to push and pull changes.
  • Themes (external apps) — customize colors, fonts, and styling to match your brand.
  • Monetization (external apps) — give each user starting credits, charge per action, and sell credit packs.

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App Builder vs. Apps

  • App Builder is where you create and edit apps.
  • Apps is where you open and use the apps you’ve published.

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