Your First Reflex Build App

In this tutorial, you will create an employee dashboard, improve it through focused prompts, test the main workflow, and prepare it to share.

Open a project, select Builder, and start from the Your Apps tab. Enter this prompt:

Before sending the prompt, you can attach a visual reference, choose a design system, set the app visibility, or add an integration. Keep Agent Effort on Auto unless you know the task needs more or less reasoning.

When generation finishes, use Preview to interact with the app. Check that the table and chart render and that the page works at different widths.

If the result is close, keep it and ask for one targeted improvement at a time.

Confirm that the table and chart stay in sync for a name search, a department selection, and the combined filters.

This prompt explicitly requests create, edit, and delete behavior. If the generated app uses only sample in-memory data, ask the agent to connect a database before relying on the data in production.

Use the route selector in Preview to check both pages and verify that navigation works in each direction.

Open Preview and test the result. Switch Preview to a desktop width so Review mode is available. For feedback tied to a specific visual area, select Review mode, draw around the chart spacing and title, and add a comment such as:

Select Send review to send the annotation and marked screenshot to the agent. Wait for the follow-up generation to finish, then check the same area again. Use a normal chat prompt for feedback that does not point to a specific UI region.

See Code and Review for the complete workflow.

Select Testing in the app workspace and create a browser test in plain language:

Generate the test, run it, and use the result to fix any broken interaction. See Testing for the complete workflow.

Use the menu next to Deploy to copy or download the app. Public apps can also be shared with a read-only link. When the app is ready for production, select Deploy and follow the deployment steps.

You now have a useful first version and a repeatable workflow: create, preview, refine, test, and ship.