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Spring Collection, a launch page with an early-access list, was built from the sentence below. It is live at spring-early-access.instroc.app.

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A launch page for our spring collection with a countdown to 1 March, an early-access form that saves name, email and city, and a thank-you page that shows each person their place in line.

Sends to sign-up with this sentence in your box. Change any word first.

What it got with nothing to set up: a database · visits and sources · a live address · your own domain (Hobby and up).

Spring Collection, built from the sentence on this page and one fix.

Five more sentences to paste

Each builds a working app with the parts listed beside it. A part that needs a paid plan says which.

The quiz
A quiz that recommends one of our three products, saves every answer, and shows us which result people share most.
- A database · Visits and sources · A live address
- A database
- Visits and sources
- A live address
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The referral
A referral page: each customer gets a link, every sign-up through it is counted, and the top ten referrers are on a leaderboard.
- Sign-in and accounts · A database · Each person sees their own
- Sign-in and accounts
- A database
- Each person sees their own
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The event
An event page with RSVP for 200 people, a waitlist after that, and a reminder email the day before.
- A database · Scheduled jobs · Emails from the app (Starter and up)
- A database
- Scheduled jobs
- Emails from the app (Starter and up)
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The link page
A link page for our social profiles with our latest posts, a newsletter form and a click count for every link.
- A database · Visits and sources · Your own domain (Hobby and up)
- A database
- Visits and sources
- Your own domain (Hobby and up)
Build this one ↗
The press room
A press room with our logos, product photos and fact sheet to download, and a form for journalists that comes to our inbox.
- File storage · An inbox for messages · A live address
- File storage
- An inbox for messages
- A live address
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Asked before starting

Can I see where visitors came from?: Yes. Every published app counts visits, popular pages, devices and where people came from, with nothing to install. The sign-ups themselves are rows in the app's database, ready to filter and export.
Can the page send emails?: Yes, from Starter ($15/month): confirmations, reminders and updates go out from the app, and a scheduled job can send them at a set time.
What does a campaign cost?: A page and its form can be built and published on the Free plan. The plans: Free $0, 30 credits a month, $5 of hosting usage once; Hobby $6/month, 40 credits a month, $5 of hosting usage a month; Starter $15/month, 100 credits a month, $10 of hosting usage a month; Pro $40/month, 250 credits a month, $20 of hosting usage a month; Business $80/month, 500 credits a month, $25 of hosting usage a month. Building spends credits; a running app spends hosting usage, and each plan includes some.
Can the rest of the team edit it?: Yes, from Starter ($15/month). A workspace holds the apps, and you invite editors (Starter 5, Pro 25, Business 100) and as many viewers as you like, free. Builds in a workspace are paid from that workspace's credits, so the people you invite need no plan of their own.
Can a developer take it over later?: Yes. Every app is real React and TypeScript, and you can read and download the source on every plan, Free included. From Hobby ($6/month) up you can also edit the code in the built-in editor.
What about the sign-ups' data?: Each app has its own database. A customer sees only their own records unless you decide otherwise, table by table. You can pick where an app's database lives, keep a workspace's new apps in Europe, and take a backup whenever you want. From Hobby ($6/month), a backup is also taken every day and the last 7 are kept.

The page, the form and the table, from one sentence.

After sign-up the sentence is waiting in your prompt box. Nothing is built until you press send. The Free plan needs no card.

A launch page for our spring collection with a countdown to 1 March, an early-access form that saves name, email and city, and a thank-you page that shows each person their place in line.

Five more sentences to paste

Each builds a working app with the parts listed beside it. A part that needs a paid plan says which.

The quiz

A quiz that recommends one of our three products, saves every answer, and shows us which result people share most.

A database · Visits and sources · A live address
A database
Visits and sources
A live address

Build this one ↗

The referral

A referral page: each customer gets a link, every sign-up through it is counted, and the top ten referrers are on a leaderboard.

Sign-in and accounts · A database · Each person sees their own
Sign-in and accounts
A database
Each person sees their own

Build this one ↗

The event

An event page with RSVP for 200 people, a waitlist after that, and a reminder email the day before.

A database · Scheduled jobs · Emails from the app (Starter and up)
A database
Scheduled jobs
Emails from the app (Starter and up)

Build this one ↗

The link page

A link page for our social profiles with our latest posts, a newsletter form and a click count for every link.

A database · Visits and sources · Your own domain (Hobby and up)
A database
Visits and sources
Your own domain (Hobby and up)

Build this one ↗

The press room

A press room with our logos, product photos and fact sheet to download, and a form for journalists that comes to our inbox.

File storage · An inbox for messages · A live address
File storage
An inbox for messages
A live address

Build this one ↗

Asked before starting

Can I see where visitors came from?

Yes. Every published app counts visits, popular pages, devices and where people came from, with nothing to install. The sign-ups themselves are rows in the app's database, ready to filter and export.

Can the page send emails?

Yes, from Starter ($15/month): confirmations, reminders and updates go out from the app, and a scheduled job can send them at a set time.

What does a campaign cost?

A page and its form can be built and published on the Free plan. The plans: Free $0, 30 credits a month, $5 of hosting usage once; Hobby $6/month, 40 credits a month, $5 of hosting usage a month; Starter $15/month, 100 credits a month, $10 of hosting usage a month; Pro $40/month, 250 credits a month, $20 of hosting usage a month; Business $80/month, 500 credits a month, $25 of hosting usage a month. Building spends credits; a running app spends hosting usage, and each plan includes some.

Can the rest of the team edit it?

Yes, from Starter ($15/month). A workspace holds the apps, and you invite editors (Starter 5, Pro 25, Business 100) and as many viewers as you like, free. Builds in a workspace are paid from that workspace's credits, so the people you invite need no plan of their own.

Can a developer take it over later?

Yes. Every app is real React and TypeScript, and you can read and download the source on every plan, Free included. From Hobby ($6/month) up you can also edit the code in the built-in editor.

What about the sign-ups' data?

Each app has its own database. A customer sees only their own records unless you decide otherwise, table by table. You can pick where an app's database lives, keep a workspace's new apps in Europe, and take a backup whenever you want. From Hobby ($6/month), a backup is also taken every day and the last 7 are kept.

The page, the form and the table, from one sentence.

After sign-up the sentence is waiting in your prompt box. Nothing is built until you press send. The Free plan needs no card.

A launch page for our spring collection with a countdown to 1 March, an early-access form that saves name, email and city, and a thank-you page that shows each person their place in line.