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What to write in the first box so that the first build already gives you something usable.

Files, tables, an address and a project code — and where each of them sits on screen.

You carry on writing in plain language. Every change is a build, and every build is a version.

Every template is a whole app that already runs. Cloning copies the structure, never the data.

What is checked before a version is saved, why it costs you nothing, and what to try next.

The editor builds, the console runs. What is on each screen, and how to go straight to it.

Two columns — actions in the project, and builds with their tokens and credits.

Four rules per table, five possible audiences, and a check on the server on every request.

Adding, editing and deleting by hand — and where a deleted record goes.

Three steps, and the third shows exactly what will go in before anything is written.

Three different exits: one table, the user list, and the whole project.

What changed, when, and how to return a whole table to the state it was in at a given hour.

Try the app out without leaving rows behind that nobody wants.

They sign up to your site — not to our system — and everyone comes in as an ordinary user.

Let somebody in by name, or require every sign-up to go through you.

There is no “publish” button. A build that passes the check goes live on its own — and one switch decides who gets in.

Every build is a version. Restoring does not delete what came after it — but it does immediately replace what is live.

Every project gets one straight away. Changing it is a house move, not a rename.

A TXT record proves ownership, and only a real DNS query marks it “verified”.

What to do the day after you rename a page.

Two switches, and a list of what is protected whether you open this screen or not.

Two different actions — and what is left after each of them.

Title, description and share image — for the whole site and for each page.

Counted by us, with no third-party script and no estimates.

The small badge in the corner — what it is, and how to remove it.

One credit = ₪0.40, worked out from tokens actually measured, after the version was saved.

A ceiling per build, per day and per month — yours, and checked before the work starts.

Trial against Creator — and what is open on both.

Shabbat times, holidays, Home Front Command alerts and exchange rates — with no key and no outside service.

One API key, and an MCP server that connects your agent to your projects.

An open-source Israeli knowledge library, design systems written for Hebrew, and the tools an agent can call.