Documentation
The guide, in full
This is the same documentation shipped to firms using the platform — not a summary written for this site. It is generated from the product repository, where each page is checked against the code it describes and fails the build when that code moves underneath it.
That includes Limits, which is a plain list of what the platform does not do yet. It is published here for the same reason it exists there: a capability you discover is missing after signing is worse than one you read about beforehand.
No account needed, and nothing here asks for your email.
Starting your practice
You have been approved and signed in for the first time. Day one in order, and the one step that decides whether you can be paid.
For the consulting firm
Delivering an engagement on the platform — the spine, the build, shipping it, and getting paid.
- Start here The three scopes, the three modes, and the spine of an engagement.
- When something is wrong Start here when the product is not doing what you expect. Symptom, cause, and the next click.
- Run an engagement Scope to contract to change order to invoice to handoff.
- Build the app Entities and fields first, then pages, then permissions.
- Make it behave Rules, workflows, watchers and escalations.
- Get data in and out Import, connections and exports.
- Ship it Draft, publish, deploy, roll back.
- Money Time, invoices, change orders and getting paid.
- Work with your client The portal, invites and approvals.
- Worked example — landing a model's output One real run, end to end - re-pointing references, the upsert key that was not a key, and the seat check that found a defect the row count could not.
- Build well The handful of ordering and shape decisions that determine whether an app survives its second change request.
- What ships when Publish, deploy and upgrade — what each one moves, and when a change reaches the client.
- Limits What the platform does not do today, said plainly.
For your client
What the client sponsor sees in the portal, and how they approve things.
For your client's staff
Using the delivered application day to day.