Understanding the Build Plan

Your personalized blueprint from idea → to app → to launch. After you've selected your features and added any additional requirements, Kulp automatically creates a Build Plan for your project. This is where your app really starts to take shape.

Last updated 7 months ago

What Is the Build Plan?

The Build Plan is a structured, step-by-step breakdown of everything Kulp is going to build for you.

Think of it as your:

  • Feature checklist

  • Modular blueprint

  • Click-to-build interface

Each item in the plan represents a specific feature, screen, or functionality that Kulp will generate when you're ready.

What It Contains

Your Build Plan typically includes:

  • Pages (e.g., login page, dashboard, user profile)

  • Modules (e.g., notifications, payment processing, admin tools)

  • Integrations (e.g., Supabase, Stripe, external APIs)

  • UI Components (e.g., buttons, forms, modals, tables)

Where It Comes From

The Build Plan is auto-generated based on:

  • Your initial prompt

  • The modules you selected

  • Any custom requirements or preferences you added

Kulp processes all this context and turns it into a smart, sequential plan so you don’t miss anything.

Why It’s Useful

  • You stay in control: Decide what to build, skip, or change.

  • Visual clarity: See everything that’s going into your app—before it’s built.

  • Click to create: No guessing. Just go step by step, at your pace.

  • Iterate freely: You can revise any item after building it.

Can You Edit the Plan?

Absolutely. Your Build Plan is flexible. You can:

  • Add new features manually

  • Remove items you no longer want

  • Edit instructions or refine a prompt

  • Rebuild individual items if needed

Changes you make will update the plan and guide how the final software is generated.

What Happens After You Build?

Once a feature is built:

  • It becomes visible in your visual preview

  • You can interact with it, test it, and revise it

  • If needed, prompt again to tweak or rebuild

Everything connects seamlessly as your app takes shape.