Quick Start Guide
Go from a raw idea to a fully deployed scalable application in under 5 minutes. This guide walks you through the core workflow of Nirmaanly AI.
Define Your Application
Nirmaanly's engine works best with detailed initial blueprints. Navigate to the Builder Dashboard and provide a comprehensive description of your app. Include details about specific pages, color schemes, and core features.
"Build a comprehensive SaaS dashboard for a fitness analytics platform called 'FitSync'.
1. Use a dark mode theme with neon green and purple accents (TailwindCSS).
2. Create a landing page with a waitlist email capture form that saves directly to a database.
3. Include a 3-tier pricing grid (Free, Pro at $9/mo, Enterprise).
4. Create an authenticated dashboard view showing a line chart of weekly workouts, recent activity feed, and a user profile settings page."
Pro Tip: You do not need to specify database schemas or routing structures. Nirmaanly natively infers Next.js routing and PostgreSQL tables from standard business logic.
Agent Generation & Preview
Once you click 'Generate', Nirmaanly's multi-agent orchestration takes over. You will see a live preview of your application being built in real-time.
- Architect Agent: Generates the Postgres Database schema, foreign keys, and Row Level Security (RLS) policies.
- UI Engineer Agent: Crafts responsive TailwindCSS and Radix UI components perfectly matching your design system.
- Full-Stack Agent: Connects the UI to the backend via Next.js Server Actions and standard APIs.
Iterate, Export, or Publish
Almost no app is perfect on the first try. Use the interactive chat alongside the preview to make modifications. Say 'Change the hero button to be larger and orange' and Nirmaanly will selectively rebuild that specific component.
One-Click Publish
Deploy instantly to the edge. You'll receive a live `yourapp.nirmaanly.app` URL that is globally distributed and publicly accessible immediately.
Export Source Code
Download the complete Next.js source code repository as a `.zip` file. Run it locally via `npm install && npm run dev` or push it to your own Vercel/AWS account.