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From idea to a live application

This guide explains the product workflow you see in Takween: creating a project, reviewing the design, following the build, testing the preview, and publishing.

01 / GETTING STARTED

Build your first app

Sign in, describe what you want to make, choose Build or Plan mode, and select the model tier that fits the job. A useful first request names the product, audience, main pages, core actions, language, and visual direction.

  1. Write the complete product idea in the prompt box. You can attach reference images when appearance matters.
  2. Use Plan when you want to inspect and edit the approach before code generation.
  3. Use Build when you are comfortable moving from the generated plan into the build workflow.
  4. Keep the browser open or return later—the run state and saved drafts are attached to the project.

02 / PROMPTS

Describe outcomes, not only appearance

The strongest prompt explains what a user can accomplish. Include the actions that must work—searching, booking, creating records, editing content, checkout, messaging, or authentication—along with the pages and data those actions require.

Example structure
Build a customer-support workspace for a small team.
Include a ticket inbox, customer detail, conversation panel,
assignment and status actions, search, filters, and an SLA view.
Use a dense dark interface with violet accents. Every action
must work in the preview, including empty and error states.

03 / DESIGN REVIEW

Review the product before building

Design review turns the plan into a visible direction. Select each planned page, switch between desktop and mobile, and inspect the layout, information hierarchy, palette, typography, and primary workflow.

  • Use Edit design to describe the exact visual change you want.
  • Check more than the home page. Authentication, detail, checkout, inbox, and settings screens should each fit their purpose.
  • Approve only when the page structure and visual direction are ready to become code.

04 / BUILD WORKSPACE

Chat, files, code, and progress stay together

During generation, Takween saves completed draft files and shows the active stage. The editor and file tree let you inspect the implementation while the preview is prepared. Model-created syntax, route, build, and runtime errors are routed through validation and focused repair before delivery.

05 / PREVIEW & PUBLISH

Test the real website, then choose when it goes live

The preview is interactive: navigate pages, submit forms, test desktop and mobile layouts, and inspect runtime feedback. Publishing never happens automatically. Press Publish after validation succeeds to create a live release, then redeploy when your latest changes are ready.

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Takween — From idea to a live application