Docs
Everything about using rwaft, in plain words: from your first build to changing it, sharing it and what it can't do yet.
Getting started
Build your first website or app with rwaft: describe it, watch the real build, and share the live link. A step-by-step guide for first-timers.
Writing a good prompt
What to put in a prompt so rwaft builds the site you pictured: what it is, who it's for, the pages, the content and the look, with examples.
Changing your site
Change a site rwaft built by sending a follow-up message: what you can ask for, how new versions and links work, and how long changes stay possible.
Sharing your site
How rwaft site links work: where your site lives, who can see it, the Made with rwaft badge, search engines, and what happens when you change it.
Credits and refunds
How rwaft's credits work: free credits on sign-up, what a chat and a repo deploy cost, credit packs with no subscription, and refunds for failed builds.
Deploying a repository
What rwaft needs to deploy your repository: public, Vite or Create React App, a build script and a lockfile, plus what to do when a deploy fails.
Pushing to GitHub
Send the React code rwaft wrote to a new public or private GitHub repository, so you can keep it, edit it yourself or host it anywhere.
What rwaft can't do yet
What rwaft's AI app builder can't do yet: databases, logins, payments, file uploads, custom domains and private sites, and the usual way around each.
Looking for ideas instead? See what you can build, or the guides.