---
title: "Build your first app"
description: "Go from a focused idea to a working native app in four steps."
---
The fastest way to learn Superapp is to build something small enough to test immediately. Start with one person, one problem, and one main action.

### 1. Start a project

Open Superapp on the web or Mac and describe the app you want. A useful first prompt names the user, the core job, and the two or three screens needed to complete it.

### 2. Let Superapp build

Superapp plans the first version and generates the native interface and behavior. Keep the project open while the first build completes.

### 3. Try the main flow

Use the preview like a real user. Tap every primary action and note anything confusing, missing, or slower than it should be.

### 4. Improve one thing at a time

Send a short follow-up such as “Make saved workouts editable” or “Use a warmer, quieter visual style.” Small, testable requests make iteration fast and predictable.

## A strong starter prompt

```
Build a native iPhone app for runners who want to plan interval workouts.

Include a simple home screen, a workout builder, and a run history.
Keep the interface dark, focused, and easy to use with one hand.
```

:::tip
Build the smallest complete loop first. Accounts, subscriptions, notifications, and advanced settings are easier to add once the core experience feels right.
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