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Getting started

Getting started

1. Create an account

Sign up with email and password, or continue with Google. If your team already has a Bool workspace, ask for an invite link — opening it drops you straight into that workspace’s sign-up flow.

2. Describe what you want to build

On the home page, type what you want in the box — as much or as little detail as you have. For example:

A habit tracker where I can add habits, check them off each day, and see a streak count.

Submitting drops you into your new project’s workspace: chat on the left, a live preview on the right. Bool scaffolds a real Next.js app and starts generating your app’s first version — this usually lands in under two minutes.

3. Iterate in chat

Once the first build finishes, keep talking to it like a collaborator:

  • “Add dark mode”
  • “Make the habit list sortable by streak”
  • “The delete button should ask for confirmation first”

Each message is a real turn — the agent edits files, and you’ll see the preview update. See Building your app for how checkpoints, reverts, and error auto-fixing work.

4. Check the data

If your app needs a database (most do), Bool sets one up automatically. Open the Dashboard tab and go to Data to browse and edit rows directly — see Database.

5. Publish it

When you’re happy with it, click Publish in the workspace header. Bool deploys your app and gives you a live URL at <your-slug>.bool.so. See Publishing for visibility options, and Custom domains if you want to use a domain you own.

What’s next

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