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From idea to your first page

For anyone who is brand new and wondering where to begin: the whole way in one piece, from an empty project to a page the world can see. Setting up, your first ticket, looking at the result, going live.

What AdenAI can and cannot do

The honest list: what kind of projects get built here, why they are browser apps and never App Store apps, what works reliably, where the limits are and what only you can take care of.

How to write a good ticket

A ticket is your brief to AdenAI. What belongs in it, what you can leave out, and what to do when the result is nothing like what you wanted.

What counts as a "page"?

Your plan limits pages per project. What counts as a page, whether the home page and subpages count too, where your current count is shown, and what happens when the limit is reached.

Credits

What credits are spent on, when you get them back, and what happens when you run out.

Describing what you have in mind

Four pairs of examples, thin and precise side by side, each with the reason. Plus the design profile: store your colours, mood and font once instead of repeating them in every ticket.

Where do I get a font file?

AdenAI never fetches a font from an outside service. Where to find one, what to look for when choosing, how to download it as a file, upload it and check it afterwards.

How big should a ticket be?

A ticket with too much in it gets vague and expensive, chopped too small it wastes runs. How to tell when to split a brief and when it belongs together.

Adding images and files

How to hand AdenAI your logo, photos or a PDF, which formats work and how much space you get.

Changing a ticket status and archiving tickets

What the five states mean, how to set a ticket to Done, Open or Blocked by hand, what to do when a task has been stuck since yesterday, and how a project's archive works: putting it away and bringing it back.

While AdenAI is working: adding, cancelling, changing status

A run has two halves. While AdenAI is planning you can still add something. Once it starts building, only cancelling is left. Where the line sits and what a cancellation costs.

Which model works on your ticket

Your choice is a ceiling, not a price. What runs on your model, what runs on a smaller one, and why the estimate at the bottom of the ticket comes out higher than the measured number above it.

Your work and the published version

Why a finished change does not go live straight away, when it goes online and becomes visible to everyone, how you publish your work and undo a publish, who gets to see it in advance, and what a draft of your project is good for.

What happens after the trial?

Seven days, then pick a plan or the account freezes. What you keep and what gets locked.

Inviting your team and roles

How to bring your boss, a colleague or a client in, what Editor and Viewer can do, how many people your plan has seats for and why you take up one of them yourself.

Invoices and payment details

Where your invoices are, how to change your card and billing address, and what to do when an amount charged in euros looks wrong.

Getting your project onto GitHub

Where your code lives, how to get it into your own GitHub repo, and what the route without GitHub looks like.

Connecting your own domain

How your project becomes reachable under your own address, and what still happens by hand today.

Online shop: what you have to set up at Stripe yourself

For your shop to take money you need your own Stripe account. What we handle and what only you can do.

Signing in, password and email address

The three ways to sign in to your account, what to do when you are locked out, and how to change your password, name and address.

Two-factor sign-in

A second code from an app on your phone. How to switch it on and why you must save the ten recovery codes straight away.

Deleting: ticket, project, account

What really disappears when you delete for good, why AdenAI asks first, and what you should save beforehand.