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Mockups first: ask the agent "Show me some designs before we begin." It designs a few takes, each labeled with what it tries and what it gives up. Pick one with Use this mockup and it builds it with your app's own components and theme. Works for
A data engineer on building with Draftbit:
"I'm a data engineer by background, and even so, I haven't encountered any errors in backend design."
"Being able to design the backend architecture in parallel makes things much easier and simplifies tracking backend tasks resulting
Draftbit apps can now get over-the-air updates on iOS and Android.
Turn it on under Publishing → Publish Destinations → Over-the-Air Updates and publish one new store build. From then on, Publish → Over-the-Air Update ships changes to screens, logic, text and images without a
One Draftbit project can hold your whole product: a React Native + Expo mobile app, a web app (Vite), a website (Astro) and an API backend (Hono).
One agent works across all of them, and each environment (development, staging, production) gets its own database.
Start with the
Small Draftbit chat tip: you can attach up to 10 files to one message.
That includes signing files like .p12 certificates and .mobileprovision profiles, which helps when you're sorting out iOS signing with the agent.
What do you usually attach when you ask the agent for help?
