Quickstart

You will end this guide with a project that has real data and a public preview link.

1. Create an account

Open the homepage and type a one-sentence description of the tool you need into the prompt box.
Press the send arrow (or ⌘/Ctrl + Enter).
The auth modal opens. Choose email / password, or use Google if your deployment has it configured.
Confirm your email if prompted.

2. Start from a prompt

On the dashboard, click New project. The first build is free. Pick a starter blueprint, or open Blank and paste a fresh sentence.

Examples that work well for a first project:

School fees tracker for 200 students with paid / unpaid view.
Shop inventory with low-stock alerts and a sales log.
Church member directory with attendance and small-group rosters.
Tutoring studio CRM with session notes and invoice flags.

3. Review the plan

You land on the project page in Plan mode. The right pane shows a draft Blueprint:

App goal: one-line summary of the tool.
Audience: who will use it.
Pages: planned screens.
Tables: planned data structures.
Roles: who has access to what.
Integrations: what external services this needs.
Tasks: an ordered backlog the AI generates as it plans.

Edit anything inline, or chat in the left rail to ask the AI to revise. Plan mode never touches your database.

4. Build from plan

Click Build from plan in the project page. 6cript:

Snapshots the current schema as a checkpoint.
Creates each table from your Blueprint.
Generates the first useful scene — usually a form or a table view.
Hands control back to you in Build mode.

5. Check Data mode

Switch to Data mode in the mode bar. You will see your tables. Click any table to inspect rows, add records, or export to CSV / XLSX.

A scene is the AI-generated UI you are looking at right now — a specific table, form, or chart layout. In Build mode, click Save scene to bookmark it. Saved scenes live in the chat rail and can be recalled in one click.

7. Use Launch Room

Launch Room is the readiness section near the top of Build mode. It scores your project on a 0–100 scale and surfaces the next blocker in plain English: missing tables, integrations still planned, blank app goal, no scene yet, etc.

Open Deploy mode and toggle Preview link on. 6cript mints a read-only token URL. Copy it, send it to whoever needs to see the project, and rotate the token any time to revoke access instantly.