Create Your First App

This quickstart uses an “AI Pictionary” game to walk through one complete creation. It covers only the shortest path; later guides explain each step and its rules in more detail.

If you are not signed in when you start creating for the first time, Eazo opens the sign-in window first. After signing in, you can continue on the same page without creating an extra App.

1. Describe your idea

Enter this on the creation home page:

Create an “AI Pictionary” game. The player draws on a canvas while AI guesses what the drawing is, and the player earns points for a correct guess. Make the interface lighthearted and fun, with mobile as the primary layout.

You do not need to specify every detail at once. Start with the purpose and the most important feature.

Describe your idea in the input on the creation home page. Examples and other starting points appear below it.

2. Confirm the product scope

If an important detail is still undecided, the Agent first explains its current understanding and assumptions in Chat, then displays a compact confirmation card above the composer. Read the explanation, choose an answer, or type the adjustment you want.

If no confirmation card appears, the information you provided is usually clear enough to proceed.

The Agent explains its current understanding in Chat, then collects your decision through a compact card above the composer.

3. Confirm the product plan

After the scope is clear, the Agent usually performs a quick review of related products and creates an overall product plan. Check the target users, core flow, competitor strengths and weaknesses, and the boundary of the first version. Confirm if it looks right, or submit feedback to revise it.

After research, the Agent creates a product plan (PRD) that summarizes positioning, core flows, and first-version scope. Expand it to read the full document.

4. Choose a design

Review the design directions from the Agent and select the option that best matches your expectations.

Choose one of the design directions. Eazo then generates every frontend page in that style.

5. Build the pages

After you select a direction, Eazo generates all frontend pages in that style and displays them together so you can check completeness and consistency. These are frontend pages, not yet the complete App; data persistence and working features are added in the next step. You can select elements or request changes in Chat, or continue immediately.

After you choose a design, Eazo generates all frontend pages in that style so you can review completeness and consistency.

6. Build the complete App

When the pages look right, click Build in the upper-right corner. The Agent generates the project files, connects the necessary capabilities, and prepares the preview. You can follow its progress and queue your next task.

Follow the current build step and add the next task to the queue while the build runs.

7. Review and revise

Complete one core flow in both phone and desktop views. When you need a change, identify the page, location, problem, and desired result. For example:

Add “Round score” to the top of the game page and keep the current colors. On mobile, arrange the drawing tools horizontally.

8. Publish the App

After confirming that the core features work, click Publish and complete the App information and visibility settings. Publishing gives you a production link and QR code.

After making further changes, update the published App again before visitors can see the new version.

Click Publish, enter the App information, choose its visibility, and submit to receive the production link and QR code.