> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.convonexai.tech/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What is Creator

> Describe your app in plain English. Creator plans it, you approve, and an agent builds a real, isolated, verified application with a live URL.

Creator is a builder you talk to. You describe the app you want in plain English —
"a client portal where customers can see their invoices and book a call" — and an
agent turns that into a working application: real pages, a real database, real
sign-in, running at a real URL.

Three things make it different from a demo generator:

<CardGroup cols={1}>
  <Card title="Nothing is built until you approve the plan" icon="clipboard-check">
    Creator first works out what you actually asked for — the screens, the
    requirements, the architecture — and shows you the plan. Until you press
    **Approve**, no infrastructure is created — planning draws only lightly on
    your usage allowance. You can request changes as many times as you like.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Every promise is checked, and you see the receipts" icon="stamp">
    The plan is a list of promises. As the agent builds, each promise is verified
    against the running app, and the **Proof** tab shows you exactly what was
    proved, what you confirmed yourself, and what couldn't be checked. No vague
    green checkmarks.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Your app is real, isolated, and yours" icon="key">
    Each project gets its own isolated backend — database, authentication, file
    storage, secrets — not a shared sandbox. And the code is yours: you can push
    the full project to your own GitHub repository on every plan.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## How a build works

1. **Describe it.** One sentence is enough to start; a detailed brief works too.
2. **Configure it.** Pick a stack, a build approach (quick or design-first), and a
   fidelity — **Production** (strictly verified, safe to hand to a client) or
   **Prototype** (fast, gates off, for trying ideas).
3. **Approve the plan.** Review what will be built and which capabilities
   (database, sign-in, storage…) it will use. This is the moment your workspace — and
   your spend — actually starts.
4. **Watch it build.** The preview pane updates live as the agent works through the
   plan story by story: *Planning → Your turn → Building → Testing → Polishing → Ready*.
5. **Publish.** One click promotes your app to a permanent production URL, with a
   ledger of exactly which promises were verified.

<Note>
  Creator is currently in **closed beta**. Signing up puts you on the request list;
  see the [quickstart](/quickstart) for how access works.
</Note>

## Where to go next

* [Quickstart](/quickstart) — from sign-up to your first live app.
* [Core concepts](/concepts) — projects, rounds, tiers, fidelity, and what
  "verified" means.
* [Capabilities](/capabilities) — the real infrastructure your app can use.