Build a task tracker
This is a guided example to adapt and test in Studio. Use sample information before introducing customer or business data.
A task tracker saves records and each person signs in, so it is an app with data, not a one-page site.
Plan: Build and preview it on any plan. Putting it live needs Go or Pro. See pricing.
Our build agent is free for your first app, up to an allowance; after that it needs added funds (from $10), Go or Pro. Your own AI assistant (ChatGPT or Claude) can build your other apps on Free.Describe the first version
Section titled “Describe the first version”Create a task tracker with title, owner, due date, and status. Let people add tasks and mark them done. Show open tasks first and save changes. Each person should see the tasks assigned to them.
Start in Studio, review the generated experience, and make focused changes until its main journey fits the brief.
Check the important behavior
Section titled “Check the important behavior”Create two accounts and a task for each. Confirm that each account sees the intended tasks. Update a status, refresh, and check it persists. Try an empty title and a missing owner.
If a test fails, describe the exact action, result, and expected behavior in the editing conversation. Repeat the same test after the change.
Give it the capabilities it needs
Section titled “Give it the capabilities it needs”Connect the records, files, and access required by the task. Add a model or agent only when it serves a clear purpose, with relevant context and a review step. Confirm its availability and usage before a larger trial.
Publish and keep improving
Section titled “Publish and keep improving”Once your plan allows it (see the plan note at the top), publish from Studio. Repeat the main journey on the published link with the intended type of account. Keep the example as a repeatable check when you make later changes.