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Startup is the website builder in Imagine Computer. Describe what you want, like a landing page, a web app, a game, or a 2D or 3D site, and Startup builds it for you. Startup is separate from the chat tools in Imagine Computer. It has its own home, its own prompt box, and its own list of projects.

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Open Startup

Go to imagine.art/computer/startup, or click Startup in the Imagine Computer sidebar. You can also click the Startup card under Get started with Tools on the Imagine Computer home.
Startup home with a large prompt box showing the plus button, Build, Eco, and the microphone, and a Try a Template row with Browse all at the bottom

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Describe what to build

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Write your prompt

Type what you want in the prompt box, for example a landing page for your product, a survey app, or an internal tool. Be specific about the pages, sections, and style you want.
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Choose Plan or Build

Click the mode dropdown next to + to pick how Startup starts:
  • Plan: discuss the idea before building.
  • Build: make changes directly.
Mode dropdown open below the prompt box, showing Plan, Discuss before building, and Build, Make changes directly
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Pick a tier

Click the tier dropdown on the right of the prompt box:
Tier dropdown open next to the microphone button, listing Eco, Balanced, and Max, with Max locked
4

Add files or connect tools

Click + in the prompt box to add more context:
  • Attach: add a File, or Take a screenshot.
  • Connectors: connect Github, Supabase, Figma, or Google Search Console, or click Manage Connectors.
Plus menu open with Attach and Connectors, and the Connectors submenu listing Github, Supabase, Figma, and Google Search Console with Connect buttons, and Manage Connectors
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Send the prompt

Send your prompt to start the project. You can also click the microphone button to speak your prompt instead.

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Watch the build

After you send your prompt, Startup opens the project. The chat shows each step as the agent works, and a To-dos list in the top right tracks progress, for example 1 / 3 Complete.
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Choose a visual direction

Early in the build, Startup asks Which visual direction should this app take? and shows several design directions, each with a name, a preview board, and a short description. Click one and click Next. You can also click See more for more options, or Skip to let Startup choose.
Which visual direction should this app take panel with four design directions, including Neon Route Sign and Dawn on Stage, and See more, Skip, and Next buttons
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Let it build

Startup sets up the project, writes the code, and checks it. You can type in the prompt box at any time to change direction. When it’s done, it summarizes what it built and suggests Follow up prompts, such as adding a contact form.

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The project editor

When the build finishes, the project opens in a split view: the chat on the left and your site on the right.
Startup project editor with the chat and follow-up suggestions on the left and a live preview of the Demo Brew landing page on the right, with Preview, Code, Cloud, More, and Publish at the top
To change the site, describe what you want in the chat. After each build, the chat also shows a Publish to apply changes button that publishes the latest version. Published projects appear under Deployed in the Startup sidebar.

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Start from a template

Below the prompt box, Try a Template shows a few ready-made site designs. Click Browse all to open the full Templates gallery. Each template has a name and a short description, for example Planetary Pulse (glass-membrane research landing), EcoVolta (clean-energy hero), or LinkFlow (serif-led SaaS with pricing tiers).
Templates gallery with Planetary Pulse, EcoVolta, Aethera, Neural Interface, Apogee, and Basalt, each with a short description

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Find your projects

When you open the Templates gallery, the sidebar switches to Startup’s own navigation: