evonx
Log in
All pages

Build your first app

Describe your idea in chat and watch Evonx scaffold a working web app and API in minutes. No code required.

In about ten minutes, you'll go from a one-sentence idea to a real, running application — a web app for your users and an API with its own database behind it. You don't need to write any code.

We'll build a working example you can follow along with: Garage Usta, a small auto-service shop that wants to track vehicles, customers, and repair jobs.

Describe your idea

  1. Open your business and start a new chat from the home screen.

  2. Describe what you want in plain language. Be specific about who uses the app and what they need to do:

    I run an auto-service shop. I need an app where my staff can register customer vehicles, open repair jobs with notes and photos, track job status, and see a daily overview of the workshop.

  3. Send the message. Evonx analyzes your request and decides how to build it — for a custom idea like this one, it creates a greenfield custom project: a web application for your staff and a separate API project with its own database.

Watch the scaffold come to life

Evonx now creates two repositories inside your business — one ending in -web (the user interface) and one in -api (the backend and database) — and generates the first version of your app in them: screens, data model, and seed data that match your description.

You can follow the progress in the chat. When scaffolding finishes, Evonx suggests the next steps as action cards — the most important one is starting a live preview.

Check your work

You should now see:

  • Two new repositories in your business (for Garage Usta: a web app and an API).
  • A chat thread summarizing what was built — the screens, the data model, and what the AI decided along the way.
  • Suggested next actions, including Preview.

Next step

Your app exists, but you haven't seen it run yet. Continue the journey: Preview your app — or jump straight to the Preview Hub overview if you want the full tour of the preview system.

Last updated: September 4, 2026