Your First Build
Prepare the client brief, set up services and let Zeneno get to work.
Before your first build, choose Zeneno or your own account for app hosting, app data, website hosting, file storage, and AI features. You may mix the two. If you choose your own account for a service, save and validate its credentials in Settings → Services. Add Stripe keys only if your app takes payments.
Zeneno may ask clarifying questions when the request needs a product decision. Once the build begins, it follows the agreed brief through planning, implementation, deployment, and testing. Give changes after completion as follow-up requests.
You can close the tab while it runs. Return to the project to read progress, inspect the workspace, and open the result. A build may pause or need attention; the project shows its current state.
- Choose who provides each of the five app services in the welcome screen or Settings → Services.
- Start a new project and describe the audience, main task, pages, data, business rules, and visual direction.
- Name services the app must use, especially payments, uploads, AI features, and external integrations.
- Answer any clarification questions, then let the autonomous run finish.
- Open the deployed app, compare it with the client brief and use Agent Mode for focused follow-up work. Review it before delivery.
Service choices first
The dashboard asks you to finish all five service choices before building. Selecting Zeneno does not create every resource immediately; setup happens when the app needs that service.
Builds take time
A substantial app may take hours. Early planning and setup can look quiet before files and deployment activity appear.
Pause controls the run
Pause and resume are for stopping and continuing execution. They do not rewrite a build that is already in progress.
Keep using the project
After completion, continue in the same project. Its chats share the app and its hosted services, while each chat keeps its own messages and files.
A useful first request
Start with one clearly scoped client app. Describe who uses it, what they can do from start to finish, what data persists, which services must be real and the visual direction.