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Create your first app

Let’s build a simple deal tracker to see Gainable in action. This will take about 5 minutes.

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Step 1: Start a new project

  1. Go to build.gainable.dev

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Step 2: Describe what you want

In the input bpx, type your first prompt: 
Setup a dashboard with three KPIs: Total deals, won deals, and lost deals. 

Create a table listing deals with customer, amount, assigned to, 
and close date for each deal; include a "Add new" deal button. 

Lastly, add a line chart showing deals for each status over the last 
12 months by deal close date. 

Have it all vertically stacked; with KPIs 1st, chart 2nd, and table last.
Being specific about your fields (like “deal name, company, and amount”) helps Gainable create exactly what you need.

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Step 3: Watch it build

Gainable will show you a plan of what it’s going to build, and if you choose to accept it will generate your entire application. You’ll see:
  1. Plan preview - What features will be created; if Gainable finds the requet ambigious it will ask follow up questions
  2. Build progress - Watch the build being generated
  3. Your app - A working application appears in the preview panel along with a message telling you what’s been done

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Step 4: Use your app

Once the build completes, you can:
  • Add a deal - Click the “Add Deal” button and fill in the form
  • View your dashboard - See your data visualized in charts
  • Edit or delete - Click on any deal to modify it
Your app updates in real-time. If you add a deal, the dashboard chart updates automatically.

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Try adding a feature

Now let’s add something new. In the chat, type: 
Add a kanban board view where I can drag deals between status columns
Gainable will add a kanban board to your existing app, preserving everything you’ve already built.

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Tips for success

Instead of “track customers”, say “track customers with name, email, company, and signup date”
If things are connected, say so: “each project has many tasks” or “contacts belong to companies”
Start simple and add features one at a time. Don’t try to build everything in one prompt.
Ask for specific features: “add a pie chart”, “add a kanban board”, “add real-time updates”

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What’s next?

Learn about prompting

Write prompts that get great results

See examples

Copy and adapt real prompts

Explore skills

Discover built-in features you can request

Build with data

Understand how your data is organized