Build apps
Build a project
Describe an app, watch the agent build it, and keep improving it through chat.
Describe an app, watch the agent build it, and keep improving it through chat.
After logging in you see “what are we working on today?” Type a description of the app you want, or pick a suggestion, and press Enter.
OneDrop then:
You land in the project’s workspace: chat on the left, preview on the right.
The chat updates on its own while the agent works:
When the agent sets up the app’s dev server, the preview switches from the placeholder to your app and reloads when the agent finishes.
Send follow-up messages to change the app, for example “make the Start button blue” or “add a page for reports”. The agent remembers the whole conversation for that project.
Press Up in an empty message box to bring back your last prompt, and keep pressing it to go further back. Down steps forward again.
Messages you send while the agent is working are queued and run when it finishes. Press ⌘/Ctrl+Enter to stop the current run and send yours right away.
Paste an image straight into the message box, drag files onto it, or click the paperclip. You can attach up to 10 files (10 MB each) to a message, with or without text, including when you start a new project. Thumbnails show above the box; click the × on one to remove it before sending.
The agent looks at attached images along with your text, so you can:
Other files (text, CSV, PDFs and so on) are handed to the agent as files it can open and use.
If the model you picked can’t read images, OneDrop uses one from the same provider that can for that message, and the chat says which. If none can, the agent works from your text but still has the files.
Attachments stay in the chat, and only people who can see the project can open them. If you stop the agent while messages are queued, their text comes back into the box but their attachments are removed, so attach them again.
Recent projects are listed in the sidebar under Recent. Only you (and admins) can see your projects.