# Apps Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/features/apps The App node is Fuser's AI website and web app builder: describe it, connect your assets, refine the live preview and publish it to a public link from your canvas. ## AI website and web app builder _Make something people can use._ The App node is Fuser's AI website and web app builder. Describe what people should be able to do, bring your references and assets from the canvas, refine the live preview and publish it to a public link. [Build your first App](https://app.fuser.studio/) · [Explore Apps](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/apps) ## Your work deserves more than an export. A campaign can become a landing page. An illustration can become an interactive experience. Start with an idea, bring your references and assets, and build something people can explore. ### Describe it. Try it. Make it yours. Watch a brief take shape as a working App, then keep refining the experience. ## Start with the work you already have. Give the App a useful brief and the material that makes it yours. The canvas connects the two. ### Describe what people should be able to do For a wardrobe planner, explain what someone should be able to browse, choose, and compare. Include the interaction you want alongside the visual direction. ### Separate references from assets Connect a moodboard to Inspiration to guide the look. Put your logo, product images, or other media in Assets when you want them included in the website. ### Keep the build in the conversation Try the working preview and describe the next change. Ask for a clearer navigation, a new interaction, or a different layout as the idea develops. ## Small ideas. Fully working experiences. A few possibilities from the Fuser App showcase. Give your creative work something for people to do. ### A tool for everyday decisions Turn a collection of references into an interactive wardrobe planner. ### A playful product experience Let people explore a product through motion and interaction. ### An experiment you can touch Build an interactive visual and see where the controls take you. ### A new way into your work Give a collection its own rhythm, navigation, and personality. ## Get specific about the details. The first build gives you something to react to. Refine the wording, colors, imagery, and behavior with the editing method that fits the change. ### See the change in context. The content inspector lists exposed text and color controls beside the working App. Hover a field to locate the corresponding element in the preview. [Explore App editing](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/apps/editing) ## Four ways to make it yours. Move between direct edits and requests to the agent as the work calls for them. ### Change a label without another build. _Content_ Edit the text and color slots exposed in the inspector. For content supplied by a connected node, follow the inspector back to that source and change it there. ### Point to the part you mean. _Visual feedback_ Drop a Markup pin on the preview and attach a specific instruction. Collect several notes, then send the revisions together so the agent can work through the changes. ### Bring the final assets into place. _Media_ Replace an image, video, or audio element from Edit mode. Choose a library asset or upload new media when the campaign moves from an early concept to finished creative. ### Work directly on the source. _Code_ Open Code view when a change calls for it. Edit and save a file, then continue prompting: the agent reads the current source, including your hand edits. ## Your idea, with an address. Test the experience, choose the version you want to share, and publish it as a public website. Your audience opens a link to the App. ### From working preview to live App. The publishing panel brings the public link and listing settings beside the finished experience. The Live status shows when the viewed version matches the published one. [Explore publishing](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/apps/publishing) ## Make the last pass count. Use the preview and version controls to check what you are about to put in front of people. ### Try the interactions Use the App itself: open the navigation, move the controls, and follow the path a visitor will take. Switch the preview to tablet and mobile to check smaller screens. ### Choose the version Step through build history to revisit an earlier direction. Publishing makes the version you are viewing public, so check the selected version before you share it. ### Keep developing Continue refining the App and use Update to publish the changes you choose. Unpublish removes public access while retaining the code and version history. ## A few things worth knowing ### What is an AI website and web app builder? Fuser's App node is an AI website and web app builder. Describe a landing page, tool or game in plain language and an AI agent writes the code, deploys a private preview and renders it live inside the node. Refine it by prompt, direct edits or the code editor, then publish it to a public URL. You don't need to write code. ### How are inspiration and assets different? Inspiration guides the look and feel. Assets are media you want included in the website. Connect each to the corresponding App input so the next build can use it. ### Do changes to my preview go live immediately? Your working preview and published website are separate. Publish the version you want to make public. You can revisit earlier build versions and publish the one you choose. ### Where can I learn about publishing? See the [Apps publishing guide](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/apps/publishing) for public links, versions, and unpublishing. Plan availability and limits are listed on [pricing](https://fuser.studio/pricing). ## Give that idea a URL. Build it, make it yours, and share a working experience. [Create an App](https://app.fuser.studio/) · [Read the Apps guide](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/apps)