Getting Started
Launch your first app
Create an application and understand what gets provisioned when you do.
Creating an application is a single action in the console, but a lot happens behind it — all of it transactional, so you either get a complete, working application or nothing at all. There are no half-provisioned states to clean up.
What gets created
- Your application record and its default web address, ready to open immediately.
- Three dedicated databases — live data, audit history, and AI — reserved for this application alone.
- Storage and AI allowances for the app, metered against your plan.
- You as the owner, with full administrative rights over the new app.
Two ways to start
Start from a template — pick a template pack and get a complete, working application (pages, menus, user types) that you then customize. This is the fastest path and the one we recommend for a first app.
Build with AI — describe the product you want in a guided interview, and the platform drafts the application structure for you. See Build with AI.
You can create additional apps later from the same account — each one gets its own isolated databases and its own domain setup.
Standard and dedicated runtime
Every app runs on the standard shared runtime by default, which covers visual configuration, workflows, and team features. If a customer requires physically isolated processing for regulated workloads, a dedicated container runtime is available as a flat-fee add-on. Most builders never need it on day one.
Capability review: 2026-09-14. For exact current technical availability, use the generated API Map and first-class module inventory.