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1. 📝 Describe Your App

Open Tupley and enter a simple prompt to describe the kind of app you want to build. For example: 
I'd like to create an inventory management app.
Tupley will use this description as the starting point for your project. Usual prompting You can also choose from preset business templates such as:

👥 Client Portal

📦 Inventory Management

📊 CRM

📖 Employee Handbook

📂 Project Management

⏱ Time Tracking

🧑‍💼 HR Management

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2. 🧩 Create a Workspace

After logging in, first-time users are prompted to create a workspace.
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Name it

Choose a clear, memorable name for your workspace.
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Pick your role

This helps tailor defaults to your needs.
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Choose what to build

Select the type of app you want to start with.
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Create

Click “Create workspace” to continue.
Workspace

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2. 🔗 Connect to a Database

Click the arrow button to continue. If you haven’t connected to a database yet, a dialog will appear asking you to link one. Currently supported databases:
  • ✅ Airtable
  • Google Sheets - Coming soon
  • Notion - Coming soon
  • HubSpot - Coming soon
  • Salesforce - Coming soon
Inside prompting

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3. ✨ Generate Your App

After connecting to a database (e.g., Airtable) and selecting a table, click the arrow button again to proceed. Data connected
Tupley will analyze your input, split the work into tasks, prioritize them, and automatically build your app. A progress bar at the top of the page shows real-time updates.

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4. 👀 Preview Your App

Once generation is complete, a live preview of your app will appear on the side panel. Final product You can test the app immediately, interact with it, and make any adjustments.

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5. 🛠 Customize & Deploy

Use the editor to adjust layouts, text, or other interface elements. When you’re ready:
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👀 Preview

Preview the complete app to ensure everything looks perfect
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🚀 Deploy

Deploy and use it with your team, clients, or customers
Success! In just a few minutes, you’ve built, customized, and deployed a fully working app — no coding required.