A useful first version. A clear next step.
Your idea should stay recognisable as it becomes working software.
On this page
Keep decisions visible.
Your words are the starting point. Inferred details and defaults stay editable. Optional ideas and anything described as later remain outside the first version until you choose to include them.
Show evidence, not imaginary progress.
Build activity comes from saved server events. Verification runs in an isolated environment. Generic checks cover navigation, rendering, mobile layout and essential error states; domain-specific checks are added for supported flows such as budgeting. A passing smoke check is not proof that every business requirement is correct.
One project, continued editing.
The project is separate from its build runs. Revisions and retries keep the project ID and entitlement. No token meter or per-edit charge is part of Clarform’s project-credit model.
Preserve a working version.
Checked source and previews stay associated with their saved revisions. Changes build against the existing working source. Private project records use server-side storage; exported source needs the documented data service or a replacement before independent hosting.