Stitch
Give your app a home in the cloud.
Plan for the information, capabilities and ongoing work behind the interface. Start with your Stitch work and shape the next step in Exepad.
Bring the design and its purpose.
Stitch is a design tool for exploring and refining interfaces. Attach screenshots or a PDF of the relevant screens; HTML files can't be attached.
Stitch: current product and export overview ↗Behind the interface, a working app needs information to keep, rules for who can use it and a plan for ongoing changes.
Exepad brings apps and agents together with models, data and services. Describe the parts your experience needs and review their behavior as you build.
A focused next step.
01
Map the supporting pieces
Identify records, files, models and communication needed by the experience. Choose them for a specific purpose.
02
Plan ongoing use
Decide how information changes, who maintains it and which actions require a review. Check current plan and usage conditions.
03
Improve deliberately
Use feedback from the app to decide each change. Exepad Studio has no version history to restore from: to go back, ask the builder that made the app to undo the change, check the preview and publish again. Undoing edits the code; it doesn't bring back records, files or sent email.
Review the complete experience.
An interface is one part of the experience. Exepad brings together the information and capabilities that support its use.
| Consider | Your reference | Your working app |
|---|---|---|
| Information | Text, example values and visual organization. | Records and files with a defined purpose and lifecycle. |
| Actions | An intended interaction or prototype. | Validated input and a clear outcome, including failure behavior. |
| Access | What a screen shows. | What each person is permitted to read or change. |
Together in Exepad
The pieces behind the possibility.
Choose the models and services that support the experience you want to create.
File storage
A home for your documents and media
Database
Keep data and context for apps and agents
Authentication
Give the right people access
Language models
Reason, write, and understand
A little more context
Good questions.
Does this connect directly to my Stitch account?
This flow starts with material you choose to share and a description of the app. It is not a claim of a connected account integration or continuous synchronization.
Will the result match the reference exactly?
Use the design to explain your intention, then review the result. Fonts, content, responsive behavior and interactions may need refinement.
Which files should I bring?
Attach screenshots or a PDF that show the relevant screens and behavior. HTML files and source bundles can't be attached. A short note as a PDF or text file can add the context a picture doesn't show.
Can I add an agent to the experience?
Yes, an agent can be part of the app concept. Define its task, allowed context and actions, then check the available execution and model capabilities for that workflow.
Explore Pricing for plans, included capabilities, and usage details.
Continue the journey.
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