🧩 App Builder
Design responsive pages with drag-and-drop — then publish and share.
Overview
The App Builder lets you design multi-page sites visually. You drag components into a responsive layout of header, sidebar, footer, and content regions, style them, and publish to a shareable link. Everything saves to your account automatically.
Building a page
- Open the App Builder and pick or create an app (+ in the top bar).
- Drag components from the left palette into a region. Click any block to edit its text, links, images, and styling in the right-hand Inspector.
- Use the device buttons (Desktop / Tablet / Mobile) to preview how the design reflows.
- Add more pages from the left panel — each page has its own header, sidebar, footer, and content.
Components & pre-built designs
There are 20 component types — headings, text, images, buttons, forms, tables, cards, accordions, tabs, galleries, social links, maps, embeds, and more.
To move faster, open Components (🧱) for a library of 120 ready-made designs across six categories — Header, Sidebar, Footer, Content, Page, and Layout (20 each). Preview one, click Apply, and it drops onto the current page ready to edit.
You can also start a whole page from a template via “Start from a template” in the left panel.
Theme, publish & share
- Theme (🎨): set your colours, font, and corner radius across the whole app.
- Publish: make the app live at a friendly URL, optionally protected with a password.
- Submissions (📥): view entries collected by any Form block on a published app.
Collaboration & version history
- Share edit access: invite a teammate by email (in Publish & Share) to edit the app with you. Only the owner can publish, delete, or manage access.
- Version history (🕘): save named snapshots and restore any of them later if you want to roll back.
Handy shortcuts
- Undo / Redo: Ctrl/Cmd+Z and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Z (or the ↶ ↷ buttons).
- Copy / paste / duplicate / delete a selected block with the usual shortcuts.
- Your work autosaves — the top bar shows “Saving…” then “Saved ✓”.