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Getting Started

Go from zero to a working app in under 5 minutes.

Create your account​

  1. Go to maker.casagbic.com and enter your email, or sign in with Google or Microsoft.
  2. Enter the 6-digit verification code sent to your inbox (or click the magic link in the email).
  3. Complete the onboarding: choose whether you're an individual or an organization, and fill in your details.

You'll receive free starter credits to try the platform.

Create your first project​

From the dashboard, click New Project. You have three options:

  • Start from scratch: give it a name, pick the app type (web or mobile), and go.
  • Import from GitHub: connect your GitHub account and import an existing repository.
  • Upload a ZIP: drag and drop a project archive to continue building on existing code.

Write your first prompt​

In the project workspace, type what you want to build. Be as specific as you can:

"Create a personal expense tracker. I want to log expenses with a category, amount, and date. Show a monthly summary with a bar chart of spending by category. Use a clean, minimal design with a dark mode option."

Hit send, and the AI starts building. You'll see:

  • Files appearing in the file tree as they're created
  • The live preview updating as the app takes shape
  • Build logs streaming in real-time

Iterate on your project​

Once the first version is ready, keep the conversation going:

"Add a budget feature, let me set a monthly budget per category and show a warning when I'm close to the limit."

The AI remembers everything about your project. No need to repeat context.

If the AI isn't sure about something, it'll ask a clarification question. Answer it and the build continues.

Export your code​

When you're happy with the result, click Export in the workspace header to download the full source code as a ZIP file. You can also push directly to GitHub.

The code is yours: standard, clean code you can run locally or deploy anywhere.

Tips for better results​

  • Be specific: "Add a login page with email and password" gives better results than "add auth."
  • One feature at a time: break complex apps into individual prompts for cleaner output.
  • Mention preferences: tell the AI about your preferred styling, libraries, or patterns.
  • Iterate: the first version is a starting point. The best results come from conversation.