Questions you might have.

Q: Do I need to know how to code?

No. The entire process — Q&A, wireframes, follow-up changes — operates in plain English. You'll never be asked to write code, read code, or explain a technical decision.

Q: What if I don't have a fully formed idea yet?

The Q&A is designed for that. The system asks structured questions and suggests roles and features based on your initial description. You don't need to arrive with a spec — you leave with one.

Q: Can I see the wireframes before anything gets built?

Yes — and you should. The wireframe phase exists specifically so you can validate every screen before a line of code is written. You iterate on them in plain English until you approve. The build doesn't start until you say so.

Q: How do follow-up changes work?

The same way as the original build. Describe what you want in plain English. The system plans the change, builds it, and deploys a new version. It doesn't need you to re-explain the codebase — it knows what it built.

Q: Is there a limit to how many changes I can make?

No. Every change is a new versioned build. You can iterate as many times as you need.

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Getting Started

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The whole process (Q&A, wireframes, follow-up changes) runs in plain English. You'll never be asked to write code, read code, or explain a technical decision.

Is a human actually building this for me?

No. There's no developer in the loop. DeepBuild is long-running AI agent, and it handles everything end to end. The Q&A, the wireframes, the database, the integrations, the deployment, all of it. The Creatr team is around if you need help, but the build itself is fully done by the agent.

How long does the whole process take?

The Q&A and wireframes take a few hours. The build itself ships in 24 to 48 hours. Most products are live within two days of starting.

What if I don't have a fully formed idea yet?

The Q&A is built for that. The system asks structured questions and suggests roles and features based on what you described. You don't need to arrive with a spec. You leave with one.

What Gets Built

Is this actually production-grade or just a prototype?

Production-grade. Real database, real authentication, real deployment. Not a mockup, not a demo. Something you can hand to real users and run a business on.

What kinds of apps can DeepBuild build?

Complex web applications with multiple user roles, third-party integrations, and business logic. Operational software, the kind that manages workflows, handles data, and serves different types of users. Not mobile apps. Not games.

Which third-party integrations are supported?

Payments (Stripe), email (SendGrid), file storage (AWS S3), SMS (Twilio), analytics, and AI APIs. If you selected it during the Q&A, it's fully wired in by the time the app is deployed. If you didn't, it can be added later as a follow-up change.

Can I see the wireframes before anything gets built?

Yes, and you should. The wireframe phase exists for exactly this reason: so you can validate every screen before a single line of code is written. You iterate on them in plain English until you approve. The build doesn't start until you say so.

After Launch

What happens if something breaks after launch?

Every build is versioned with a screenshot. You can roll back to any previous version in one click. For new issues, describe the problem in plain English. It gets planned, fixed, and deployed as a new version.

How do follow-up changes work?

Same way as the original build. Describe what you want in plain English. The system plans the change, builds it, and deploys a new version. It doesn't need you to re-explain the codebase. It already knows what it built.

Is there a limit to how many changes I can make?

No. Every change is a new versioned build. Iterate as many times as you need.

What if I need help along the way?

You're not on your own. The Creatr team is around throughout, from the initial Q&A to post-launch changes. If something isn't right or you're not sure how to describe what you need, we'll work through it with you. The build itself is still handled by the agent. We're just there if you want a human to talk to.

Compared to Alternatives

How is this different from vibe coding tools like v0 or Lovable?

Tools like v0 and Lovable generate code session by session. Context expires, complexity breaks things, and there's no architecture layer holding it together. DeepBuild builds from a full requirements spec: database, auth, integrations, deployment, all at once. The system understands what it built across every session, not just the last one.

Why not just hire a freelancer?

You can. But a freelancer takes weeks to hire, weeks to build, and carries all the context in their head. When they're unavailable, the project pauses. When they leave, the context leaves with them. DeepBuild ships in days and keeps full context on everything it built. Permanently.

What if my app idea is complex or unusual?

The Q&A is open-ended. If you can describe what you want, the system can plan it. The more specific you are about roles, features, and how data flows through your product, the more precisely it builds.