Core purpose
A planning draft for an agency client portal that organizes deliverables, approval milestones, and feedback threads.
Describe your app idea and get a structured blueprint with features, pages, database schema draft, user flows, acceptance criteria, and AI coding prompts.
Your output is organized so you can copy it into an AI coding tool, a no-code builder, a developer brief, or your product planning doc. Every preview is explicitly marked Sample / Draft.
A planning draft for an agency client portal that organizes deliverables, approval milestones, and feedback threads.
Agency owners, project managers, and external clients who need a clearer review workflow.
Project list, milestone detail, deliverable preview placeholder, approval action, and revision note.
Sample draft only. No production app, deployment, auth, payment, database, or LLM API is connected here.
Start with the user, app type, and manual process you want to turn into a web app or internal tool.
The planning draft breaks the idea into MVP scope, feature priority, pages, data entities, and first user flow.
Use the prompt pack with your chosen AI coding tool, no-code workflow, or developer handoff. This is not an official integration.
AI App Builder is intentionally spec-first. It helps you reduce vague prompts, unclear MVP boundaries, and expensive back-and-forth before implementation.
Turn a SaaS or marketplace idea into a build-ready MVP planning draft.
Map spreadsheets, forms, bookings, and client workflows into clearer internal tool specs.
Convert concepts into PRD-style requirements, acceptance criteria, and prompt packs.
Create a client-friendly planning artifact before design or development starts.
The output is a draft. Database schemas, architecture notes, and prompt packs may be incomplete or inaccurate and should not be treated as production-ready specifications.
Problem, target users, must-have features, nice-to-have ideas, and later backlog.
Recommended pages, page goals, core sections, and the main user action per page.
Entities, fields, and relationships for discussion—not a production database design.
At least one core path written so a builder or developer can test the experience.
Given/When/Then style checks that help downstream QA or review.
Copyable prompts for AI coding or no-code workflows, without implying official partnerships.
A vague prompt can produce a flashy prototype, but it often misses boundaries, data models, edge cases, and review criteria. Spec-first planning makes the build step more concrete.
| Vague prompt first | Spec-first blueprint |
|---|---|
| “Build me a CRM” with unclear users and data. | Users, workflows, pages, fields, and MVP scope are listed before implementation. |
| Output looks complete but hides assumptions. | Draft labels and risks remind you to review before production use. |
| Hard to hand off to a developer or no-code builder. | Copyable prompt pack and acceptance criteria create a cleaner handoff. |
Templates are planning examples, not finished applications or official integrations.
Landing, onboarding, core workflow, billing placeholder, admin notes.
Roles, approvals, dashboard, records, audit-friendly acceptance criteria.
Service catalog, calendar flow, confirmation, notification draft.
Projects, milestones, deliverables, comments, approval flow.
Contacts, pipeline stages, tasks, notes, reporting draft.
Supply/demand flows, listings, messaging, transaction risk notes.
Plain-language prompt converted into scope, pages, schema, and prompts.
Web-first IA for SaaS, dashboards, forms, and public pages.
Pricing is a preview. Pro and Lifetime amounts are [待确认] until payment, tax, refund, and subscription operations are approved.
For trying one planning draft before you commit to a build workflow.
Preview quota for deeper drafts. Real subscription is not active in this static page.
Preview only. Refund, tax, and support terms must be confirmed before selling.
No. It creates a build-ready app blueprint, feature plan, page IA, database schema draft, user flows, acceptance criteria, and prompt pack. Production code, deployment, authentication, payments, and legal review still require separate implementation and validation.
Yes. The output is designed to be copied into AI coding tools, no-code workflows, or developer handoffs as a clearer starting spec. It is not an official integration with those platforms.
It helps non-technical users plan an app without writing code by generating the blueprint and prompts. Building, testing, and launching the final app still happen in your chosen builder, AI coding tool, or development workflow.
Mobile native app support is [待确认]. The current positioning focuses on web apps, SaaS MVPs, internal tools, booking apps, CRMs, and client portals unless mobile support is explicitly confirmed.
No. Do not enter sensitive personal data, passwords, API keys, or confidential customer information. Use anonymized planning examples only.
No. It is a planning draft for discussion and implementation scoping. A qualified builder or engineer should review it before any production use.
No. This production landing page uses a local static sample demo only. No backend, database, login, payment, or LLM API call is connected in this version.
Project saving, accounts, and version history are [待确认] and are not included in this single-page static release.
Generate a local sample blueprint draft and copy it into your planning workflow.