Projects

Creating a project

Choose New from the Projects page and you're building seconds later: Spaceboy creates the project from a working starter app and opens its workspace, live — no forms and no build to wait for. Your first project is even more immediate: it's created for you, along with your organization, the moment you first open Spaceboy. From the workspace you describe what you want in chat, switch templates, and shape the design directly.

Prefer to plan a complete product up front — pages, design, capabilities, and a cost estimate reviewed before agents build it? Use the step-by-step setup path instead.

The workspace

The workspace is where you build. Chat with your agent on one side while a live preview of your real, running app streams on the other. Click through your app, watch changes land as the agent works, and hit Publish when you're ready to ship.

Managing projects

The Projects page lists every project in your organization. Search them, set your current project, and jump into any workspace. How many projects you can run depends on your organization's plan.

Project settings

Each project carries its own settings for how your app meets the world:

• Domains — serve deployed environments from hostnames you own.
• Emails — edit the sign-in, confirmation, and password reset emails your app sends (by hand or with AI), and send them from your own domain.
• Sign-in methods — choose which options your app's login page offers, from emailed codes to social providers.
• Design — your app's theme: presets, brand colors, typography, and light or dark mode, saved straight to the repository.

Operating your app

Once an environment is deployed, the dashboard gives you read-only windows into the running app — no database console or log-diving required:

• Data — browse tables and run SQL against any deployed environment's database.
• Users — the accounts that have signed up in each environment, searchable by name or email.
• Files — everything uploaded through your app's storage.
• Jobs — your app's background jobs, with each run's status and duration.
• Analytics — first-party, cookieless pageviews and visitors for every deployed environment.