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Quickstart: from idea to live app

Turn your idea into a production-ready web app with just one prompt. LaunchPulse works like a small product team made of AI agents: Product, UX, Frontend, Backend, Database, Validation, and Browser QA all collaborate on a single build so you don’t have to juggle tools or handoffs.
Open LaunchPulse and start a new project to follow this Quickstart as you read.

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What LaunchPulse gives you in one run

Full-stack applications

Frontend, backend, and database generated in one coordinated project - not three separate tools.

Web apps you can publish

Launch live web platforms, connect domains, and share a URL the same day the app is generated.

AI-powered development

Multiple specialised agents plan, build, repair, and validate your app instead of a single “do-everything” model.

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How the product works (high level)

Here’s what happens behind the scenes when you create a project:
  • The Product Manager agent turns your idea into structured docs (PRD, FRD, DRD, BRD).
  • Those docs are passed to UX, Frontend, Backend, and Database agents, which implement flows, APIs, and schemas.
  • A Validation layer checks that the build still matches the agreed spec.
  • A Browser agent runs through the app like a real user, finds non-working elements, and helps fix them.
You describe the product once. The agents do the heavy lifting.

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Step 1 – Describe your idea

From the homepage, start by typing what you want to build in natural language.
There’s no hard limit on detail - the more context you give, the better the result.
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Write your product brief

In the “Describe your idea…” box, explain:
  • Who the app is for
  • What core flows it needs (e.g. onboarding, dashboard, bookings, messaging)
  • Any must-have features, integrations, or constraints
Example ideas:
  • “Food delivery marketplace for local restaurants with drivers and customer tracking.”
  • “B2B SaaS dashboard for agencies to manage client campaigns.”
  • “Real estate platform for diplomats to browse and book high-end rentals.”
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Submit your prompt

When you’re happy with your brief, hit Enter or click the send button.
This creates a new LaunchPulse project and kicks off the agent pipeline.
LaunchPulse idea input box with example templates and monthly usage indicator

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Step 2 – Watch your project being built

After you submit your idea, you’re taken to the project page.
This is where you’ll see your app getting generated live.
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Follow the agent pipeline

On the left, you’ll see agent tasks progressing:
  • Product Manager Agent
  • Database Agent
  • Backend Agent
  • API Architect Layer Agent
  • UX, Frontend, and other agents depending on your project
Each one moves from “in progress” to “done” as it finishes its part of the build.
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Explore the structure view

In the main panel, the Structure tab shows your agent graph - how each agent fits into the pipeline for this project.You can use this to understand:
  • Which agents ran
  • What they produced
  • How far along your project is (e.g. “Ready to deploy”)
LaunchPulse agent structure view showing Product Manager, Database, Backend, and other agents

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Step 3 – Validate, iterate, and test

Once the initial build is done, LaunchPulse moves into validation and refinement.

Automatic validation

A validation agent checks the build against the original requirements (PRD/FRD/BRD) and flags gaps or inconsistencies.

Browser QA runs your app

A Browser agent opens your app, navigates through flows, and catches runtime errors and broken experiences.

Chat-based iterations

Use chat to request high-impact changes: add features, adjust flows, or clean up UX. Each iteration keeps your project history intact.
Use the chat panel on the project page to refine:
  • “Add a multi-step onboarding for new users.”
  • “Simplify the pricing page to two plans and update the navigation.”
  • “Add a basic billing settings page with plan name and renewal date.”

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When you’re happy: publish

After validation and a few iterations:
  1. Preview your app in the Preview tab.
  2. When it looks good and flows correctly, click Deploy.
  3. Get a live URL immediately, and connect a custom domain when you’re ready.
You now know the full loop:
Describe → Watch agents build → Validate & iterate → Deploy.
Start your first LaunchPulse project and walk through these steps.