Question 1

What decides my app's language?

Accepted Answer

A new app starts in the language you are using DevAny in: an English interface builds an English app, a Turkish interface builds a Turkish one. You can change the app's language on the setup screen, or pick several languages at once (then the app ships with a language switcher inside it). One thing to know: writing a single message in another language does NOT switch the app — ask an English app in Turkish to "add a phone field to the contact form" and you get the field, with the interface still in English. Existing apps keep the language they were built in, and changing DevAny's own interface language later does not touch them.

Question 2

What is DevAny?

Accepted Answer

DevAny is an AI creation platform: describe what you want in plain language and it builds a working web app, tool, digital menu, presentation, audio/video overview or logo for you. No coding, servers or hosting to set up — hosting, database and publishing are on us.

Question 3

How do I start?

Accepted Answer

On the Home screen, type what you want (e.g. "an appointment book for my salon") and press Create. In Smart Build, DevAny first asks a few questions if needed, puts the plan in front of you, then builds. You edit the app in the builder and publish with one click.

Question 4

How is the Coding Ideas catalog ordered?

Accepted Answer

The catalog defaults to "Most urgent first": every solution is weighed by how much the problem it solves actually touches a business — collections and revenue leakage, legal risk and deadlines, loss and shrinkage, operational burden, proof and disputes. Solutions that directly stop money, penalties or losses surface at the top. You can switch to catalog order, and filter by industry, size and AI usage.

Question 5

What can I build?

Accepted Answer

The scope is broad: appointment and booking systems, business tools like inventory/CRM/expenses, QR menus, digital catalogs, loyalty cards, customer portals, dashboards and marketing pages. One product can have a public customer side plus a screen your team uses; you manage records from the dashboard, and data lives in a cloud database reachable from any device.

Question 6

How is a new app built? (Smart Build)

Accepted Answer

Every new app starts with Smart Build: DevAny asks up to 3 smart questions if needed, puts a build plan (scope, data model, flows) in front of you to approve, and builds with the Intelligence Layer active. Smart Build is optimised for COST-EFFICIENT production: the plan is sized to a core the economical model can finish completely in one pass — one primary record type, its flow, and one consolidated overview. Everything beyond that becomes a follow-up step you add with a single sentence; that is not a shortfall, it is how the first build reliably works. Whether your app needs an embedded AI assistant is also decided automatically here from its content. After the first build you make changes in the builder in Direct or Smart mode.

Question 7

Where is Smart Build+? How was it different from Smart Build?

Accepted Answer

Smart Build+ was RETIRED as a separate mode — merged into Smart Build in July 2026. There is one Smart Build now, and the platform escalates on its own: a long, comprehensive description automatically runs the understanding phase on a stronger model, and when the risk warrants it a premium end-of-run review reads the finished app against the brief and fixes gaps in one pass. The depth you used to buy with the "+" now engages by itself based on the job — and a Website's first build always gets that review.

Question 8

How does plan approval work in Smart Build?

Accepted Answer

After the questions you get an editable project plan: title, scope, core features, data model and workflows. On the same screen you also pick the output language, accent color and model. Once you approve, the app is built exactly to that plan — it never builds without your approval.

Question 9

How do I pick the design language? What's the difference between DevAny Signature and Editorial Premium?

Accepted Answer

On the approval screen of Smart Build you see the design catalog: 20 named directions, each with a small preview card drawn in its own palette — or you leave the decision to "Let the AI choose". A Light/Dark filter narrows the list, and selecting a card shows you that direction's signature and what it deliberately avoids. DevAny Signature: product-specific composition — command-center layout, a dominant hero area, intelligent recommendation panels; very strong for data-heavy business tools. Editorial Premium: magazine × operating-system aesthetics — oversized typography, generous whitespace, a near-monochrome calm palette. The others lay their own palette, typography and mood on the same quality foundation: Vellum is warm parchment, Nocturne dark and prestigious, Terminal reads like an instrument panel, Noir is cinematic dark, Vitrine is gallery silence with no accent colour at all, Poster is full-bleed colour fields, Meridian institutional navy, Verdant botanical green, Daylight optimistic cream, Lumen lavender, Atlas a dense colour-coded layout, Signal a dark stage over a light body, and more. Most directions carry a "distilled from real references" badge: how that look is actually executed is handed to the model as concrete decisions that recurred across at least three independent references — which is what keeps a style from sliding into the safe average everyone recognises. Your choice becomes the app's lasting visual identity and is preserved through later edits.

Question 10

How do I edit an existing app?

Accepted Answer

In the builder, describe the change in your own words (e.g. "add a search box"). Direct mode applies it immediately; Smart mode first asks a couple of clarifying questions and compiles the change into one precise instruction. Your design and data are preserved; every version is kept in history for rollback.

Question 11

What is the Intelligence Layer?

Accepted Answer

The Intelligence Layer is the strategic reasoning layer built into "Smart Build" mode: before writing any code, the engine thinks like an experienced product team — the real problem, the target users, the smartest and simplest solution, security and scaling risks — and only then builds. It is automatically active in Smart Build; in Direct mode the engine works purely from your own description at its full capability.

Question 12

What is In-app AI and how is it billed?

Accepted Answer

With In-app AI enabled, AI-powered features are built INTO your app (summaries, smart suggestions, natural-language data entry and more) and your visitors can use them once the app is published. On a new build this is decided automatically from your app's content; you can turn it on or off in the builder at any time. These calls run on a cost-effective model and are charged to YOUR AI Credit as your VISITORS use them — the same pool as your own work; the per-app dollar cost is shown on the Plans & Billing screen. Hourly call and daily spend caps protect you. If your credit runs out the app's AI features pause politely while the app itself keeps working — so if an app depends on AI, keep a buffer: your plan's monthly credit renews each period and you can add an AI Boost mid-month.

Question 13

Which model does In-app AI use — can I change it?

Accepted Answer

By default it uses the platform's recommended cost-effective model. With In-app AI enabled, the builder lets you pick a different model from a shortlist; each option's price level is shown with the $ symbol. Your visitors never see a model or provider name — it speaks as your app's "assistant".

Question 14

Can In-app AI access my app's data?

Accepted Answer

Yes — but only THAT app's own data. The assistant can now read and write your app's records (list, add, update, delete), so when a visitor says "book me for 3pm tomorrow" or asks "how many orders are pending?" it completes the job end to end. Its access runs through exactly the same path as your app's own code: only that app's collections, the same security rules, the same quotas. It cannot reach other apps' data, your account, or any other user's data — and collections whose names look sensitive (password, PIN, admin, token and the like) are closed to it entirely, so a malicious visitor can't talk it into reading them.

Question 15

Where do I track In-app AI spending?

Accepted Answer

On the Billing page, in "The Intelligence Stack" panel: your AI-enabled apps are listed with each one's spend over the last 30 days in dollars — you see at a glance which app burns what. Apps whose AI you later disabled but that have spend stay listed with an "AI off" badge.

Question 16

What is the difference between App and Website?

Accepted Answer

The choice in the composer decides what gets built. An APP is the tool that runs your work: it keeps records, your team uses it, data goes in. A WEBSITE is a ready-to-publish site for your customers — editorial design, real photography, one clear way to get in touch; no record screens, sign-in or admin page for the visitor. It is independent of the build mode (Smart Build / Direct), so you can combine them however you like.

Question 17

Can I change my site's content myself afterwards?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it costs neither a rebuild nor a credit. Everything the site repeats — rooms, services, journeys, dishes, posts, team, testimonials — lives as records in the site's database. Edit a record under Data in the dashboard and the live site updates instantly. Turn "published" off to hide one, use "order" to change where it appears. One-off details like the headline, phone, address and opening hours sit in the same place, and messages from the contact form land in your leads.

Question 18

Is my market taken into account when my website is built?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Right before a website's first build, the platform runs a short live web research pass: what the best sites in your category lead with, what competitors visibly compete on, gaps most of them miss, and the trust signals visitors expect in that industry. The distilled notes feed the design and copy decisions as evidence — so the site is shaped by your market, not a generic template. If research fails the build simply proceeds without it, and it can be switched off entirely in the admin panel.

Question 19

Where do the photos on my site come from, and are they safe to use?

Accepted Answer

On Website builds the photos are picked from a free, commercially usable photo library. The engine first derives a single visual concept from your brief — subject, light, palette, distance — and searches every photo against it, so the page looks shot by one photographer rather than assembled from assorted stock. Licence terms are honoured: photos are served from the source, and the photographer credit line at the bottom rebuilds itself from the photos actually on the page — swap one from the dashboard and the right names are credited, no rebuild needed. To use your own photos instead, just change the image field on that record in the dashboard.

Question 20

Can my app connect to another service (an API, a courier, my accounting tool)?

Accepted Answer

Yes — with ACTIONS. For safety the app itself can never call out (an API key placed in the page is a leaked key); the server does it on its behalf. In the dashboard go to Connect → Actions, describe the job in plain words, read and approve the recipe that gets drafted, and your app calls that action by name. No code needed. Your secret keys are stored encrypted, never reach the browser and are never read back.

Question 21

Can my app receive a notification from outside (a payment, a form)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. When you save an action as "can be triggered from outside", a secret address unique to that action is generated; your payment provider, form service or automation POSTs there. The address is shown only once — copy it. Disabling the action revokes the address instantly, so a leaked address is limited to that one action.

Question 22

Can something run automatically WHEN an event happens in my app (a new record, a delete)?

Accepted Answer

Yes — triggers. In the dashboard under Connect → Actions → Triggers you say "when a record is added / updated / removed in this table, run this action". Notifying an outside service on a new appointment, cleaning up when an order is deleted — it happens on its own within seconds. Loop protection is built in: records written by the action itself never fire a new trigger.

Question 23

Can I have something run on its own at set times?

Accepted Answer

Yes — scheduled tasks. You set an action to run hourly, daily, weekly or monthly. No cron expression; you pick the frequency and time and your own timezone is respected. A morning summary email, a nightly sync or a weekly report keeps going without you. You can pause a task without deleting it.

Question 24

Can my staff and my customers see different things in the same app?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Everyone who signs up gets a role: Member, Staff or Admin. You assign it from the dashboard (Operate → Users) — a user can't promote themselves, because the role is verified on the server every time. When building, just say "staff should see the daily list, a customer only their own record".

Question 25

Can I talk to the AI without changing my app?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the "Discuss" button in the composer. While it's on your questions get answered but your app is NOT touched: no code change, no new version. It's for "what does this screen do", "what should I add first", "my customer wants this, does it make sense". If the conversation lands on a concrete change you get a ready build instruction, one tap into the composer.

Question 26

What are the apps, technically?

Accepted Answer

Each app is a single self-contained HTML application; its data lives on our cloud and is reachable from any device. You can export the full source as a ZIP any time — there is no lock-in.

Question 27

Is the app's data shared across devices?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Data lives in DevAny's hosted database, not in the browser: everyone who opens the link sees the same live data. That's why multi-visitor flows genuinely work — bookings, requests, status lookups — and the customer page, the staff view and your dashboard share the same data.

Question 28

Can my app have member accounts — each person signing in to their own?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can build apps where different people sign in to their own account and see only their own data — a personal tracker (habits, workouts, expenses), a member/customer portal, saved favourites. Just say, on build or later in the builder, "let users sign up and log in, everyone sees only their own data"; the app ships with a branded signup/login screen. Sign-ins are kept securely on the server (passwords encrypted). It's one of three separate layers: (1) data all visitors share, (2) the management you do in the dashboard (and the "staff" role you grant your team) and (3) each MEMBER's own private data — membership is that third one. It's designed for everyday products, not banking-grade or regulated/highly sensitive data. Note: the session lasts for the tab; on a page refresh the user signs in again.

Question 29

How do I share my app with my team — my staff will use it too?

Accepted Answer

Tell the builder "my team and I will use it together": the app is built with a STAFF VIEW next to the customer side. Your colleague signs up inside the app, and you grant them the "staff" role in the dashboard's Users section — only then does the screen open for them. There is no shared management password; the role is verified on the server, nobody can promote themselves, and removing someone is just taking the role back. Bulk record work — editing, deleting, exporting — is yours and happens in the dashboard's Data section, so the app never needs a separate admin screen built into it.

Question 30

Can I see and manage the users who sign up to my app?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In your app's management console (the Management page), apps that use accounts get a "Users" section: how many people signed up, their email/name, when they joined and when they were last seen; you can remove an account (and that person's private data) with one tap if needed. You cannot see users' private CONTENT — only the account itself; the content belongs to them.

Question 31

What if a member forgets or wants to change their password?

Accepted Answer

Both are built in. Put a "Forgot password" link on the login screen: the user enters their email, the app emails a 6-digit code, and they enter the code + a new password. A signed-in user can also change their password from their account (by confirming the old one). Email verification is available too — send a code to the user's email and mark the account "verified". IMPORTANT: these emails go through your app's OWN email, so your app must be PUBLISHED and email must be enabled (on a draft, emails only reach you).

Question 32

Can I point at the elements I want to change?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and more than one at a time. In the builder preview tap "Select", then click each element you want to change (a button, a heading, a card); each one stays marked and drops into the pending-changes list below. Every row has its own box that says "Type the new value here", so you only write the new text. Clicked something by mistake? Click it again and it leaves the list. When you press "Apply all changes", they are made in ONE build — you don't spend a separate credit per change.

Question 33

How does combining several ideas into one app work?

Accepted Answer

It's simple: in the /ideas catalog tick the cards you like (the box in the card's corner) and press "Build together" in the strip below. The full briefs of your picks are merged into one build request and carried straight into the composer — edit there if you want, then build in a single generation. At most 3 ideas can be merged into one build: each idea carries a full product brief, and more than that strains a single app's limits and hurts quality — for something broader, build the core first and add the remaining features in the Builder with a single sentence each. There's no separate combine screen and no fee. And to add features to an EXISTING app you don't combine anything: open the app in the Builder and just tell the chat "add this".

Question 34

Where do my invited users manage content?

Accepted Answer

Append /dashboard to your app's address — e.g. yourapp.devany.app/dashboard. Users sign in there with their OWN app account (email + password); no platform account needed. You decide who manages what from the "User dashboard access" card in your dashboard's Users section: tick collections per role for Staff and Member (everyone who signs up on the site is automatically a Member); the Admin role always sees every collection. Platform surfaces — billing, code, domain — always remain yours alone. A user who forgets their password uses "Forgot password" on the sign-in screen to get a code and set a new one (the app's email channel must be on).

Question 35

Can I add a user to my app by hand?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In the dashboard go to Users → "Add user", enter the email, name and role (member / staff / admin), and the account is created — the person doesn't have to go through your sign-up screen first. Leave the password field empty and a temporary one is generated and shown ONCE; copy it, pass it on, and they can change it after signing in. Passwords are stored hashed, so nobody (us included) can read one back later.

Question 36

Can I change the colours and the typeface myself?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The "Theme" button in the preview reads the colours your app ACTUALLY uses and puts them in front of you — no reading code, no needing to know a colour's name. Tap one, pick a new colour, and you see it in the preview immediately. The same panel lets you choose a typeface for headings and body text (editorial serif, modern sans, soft rounded, technical mono). Your picks join the pending-changes list and are applied together with your element edits in a single pass.

Question 37

Can my records have photos (a boat, a dish, a property)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For records people photograph (a product, boat, car, flat, dish, portfolio piece) apps are now built with a photo field: you upload it from the dashboard's Data section and visitors see it on the cards. Photos live in the app's own storage (25 MB per app, 3 MB per file, downscaled automatically on upload) and the record only keeps the address. NOTE: this ships with newly built apps — to give an app you built earlier a photo field, just update it once (tell the builder "let me add photos").

Question 38

Do I have to write a prompt every time I change content?

Accepted Answer

No. The dashboard holds your app's three faces side by side: "App" (the frontend your visitors see), "Staff view" (if the app has one — the screen your team uses) and "Data". The Data section edits your app's records directly: add a record, change fields, upload a photo, delete — no model runs, no credits are spent, and the change is live immediately. You only need a prompt to change the app's STRUCTURE (a new screen, a new flow); content is data, not code.

Question 39

Do I choose the design?

Accepted Answer

Yes — on three levels: (1) on the Smart Build approval screen you pick the design philosophy from visual previews (DevAny Signature or Editorial Premium); (2) you set your brand accent or let the AI choose the most fitting palette; (3) every app ships with light + dark themes and system-follow, so visitors pick their own. In Direct mode the design is entirely your call — the model applies the visual language you describe at its full capability, with no house language in between.

Question 40

What language is it produced in?

Accepted Answer

You pick the output language before building (80+ languages). The app's entire UI, copy and sample data come out in that language. The console UI language (EN/TR) is set separately in Settings.

Question 41

Can I undo a change I don't like?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every generation is kept as a separate version; from the builder's version history you can review earlier states and restore any of them with one click. Your data is independent of versions — rolling back never deletes your records.

Question 42

Can I attach a logo or a screenshot?

Accepted Answer

Yes — on both the main build screen and in the builder you can attach up to 3 images per request. You label each one: an image marked “Logo” is placed tastefully inside the app, while one marked “Reference” (a design, screenshot or example layout) is only used as a visual cue and never embedded. Tap the badge to switch a role. Note: some models can't see images — if you've picked one of those we tell you, rather than silently ignoring your images.

Question 43

Can I start a build on my phone and continue on my computer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A build belongs to your account, not to a device: your description, your Smart Build answers, the model and theme you chose and your draft all live on the server. Describe and approve a project on your phone, open it from Drafts on your computer and it picks up where it left off — if the first build hadn't started yet, it starts on whichever device you open. On longer builds you can close the page; generation continues in the background.

Question 44

What is the Think tab for?

Accepted Answer

Think is free-form conversation with any top-tier AI model: ask questions, draft text, translate, summarize. Share up to 5 files (PDF, text, images) and work directly on their contents — scanned (photographed) PDFs are read too: when there is no text layer the document is resolved with OCR automatically, nothing for you to do. Each turn shows which model answered; usage is charged at the selected model's real rate.

Question 45

What does the Auto model do in Think?

Accepted Answer

Think's Auto is its own: it picks a fast, conversation-strong, vision-capable model with great price/performance — when you share a file or image the same model understands it instantly, with no mid-chat hand-off, so the conversation stays fluent. The reply always shows which model spoke; you can also pick a specific model from the catalog (price levels shown with $ symbols).

Question 46

What is the Council? (several models debate one question)

Accepted Answer

The Council is a mode you switch on from the Think top bar — but what you switch on is an ORCHESTRATOR, not a "debate everything" mode. The primary model reads what you want first and splits the turn three ways: a plain request (translate, write, summarize, explain) it answers itself and no council convenes; when a missing answer would MATERIALLY change the outcome it asks at most 2 tappable questions — every question includes "You decide", so leaving one unanswered never blocks the turn; and when there is a real decision, a trade-off or a hard-to-reverse choice, it convenes the council. When it does, the members receive a DECISION BRIEF written by the primary model — the decision, the context, the options, the constraints and its own assumptions — not your raw sentence, so everyone debates the same question and half the "disagreement" stops being different readings of an ambiguous line. The members' job is to attack those assumptions, name the biggest risk and compare alternatives. What comes back to you is ONE recommendation, not a transcript; each member's full view is there if you want to open it. The number of members is yours: + and - set it between 2 and 4, default 3. On a round where the council convenes it uses credit worth the number of members plus one (the moderator); on rounds where it does not, far less.

Question 47

What is DevAny Video, and how is it different from video in Creative Lab?

Accepted Answer

Creative Lab makes a single clip. DevAny Video builds a whole marketing video: you write an idea, a brief or a script; DevAny turns it into an editable plan — goal, audience, message, call to action, voiceover and a scene list. You build the storyboard from the plan, generate each scene's clip separately (from text or from a first frame), reorder, duplicate and edit scenes. Editing, voiceover, captions and exporting the final video are being added step by step.

Question 48

When does DevAny Video charge AI Credit?

Accepted Answer

At two points: the small text call that drafts the plan, and each scene clip you generate (per clip, by the model and length you pick). Editing the plan, building the storyboard, adding/reordering/duplicating scenes and duplicating a project are free. Before every generation you see the price tier ($–$$$$$$) and the minimum balance it needs; a generation that reached the provider is not refunded if it fails — that is the platform's general refund rule.

Question 49

Where are clips stored, and what happens if I delete a project?

Accepted Answer

Scene clips are saved into your Creative Lab gallery and count towards your account's media quota; the video project links to them. Deleting a scene or a project removes the link, not the clip — it stays in the gallery and can be deleted there. A project is archived first; permanent deletion asks for a separate confirmation.

Question 50

How do voiceover and captions work?

Accepted Answer

You write each scene's voiceover text (the plan drafts it for you). 'Generate voiceover' voices that text with the voice and model you chose and links it to the scene; you can also upload your own narration and link it. Captions are not speech recognition: they come from that text and the measured length of the generated audio — measured for voiced scenes, estimated for unvoiced ones, and every segment says which. Edit the segments, download SRT/VTT; burning them into the video happens at render.

Question 51

Can I use my own videos, images and music?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under Assets you can upload video (up to 150 MB), audio (50 MB) and images (15 MB) or pick from your Creative Lab library; files count towards your account's media quota. A video can become a scene's clip, an image its first frame, an audio file its voiceover. Removing an asset removes the link; deleting an uploaded file from storage is a separate tick. The brand layer (logo, colour, intro/outro cards, lower thirds, watermark) never alters clips — switch it off and everything reverts.

Question 52

How does the timeline work?

Accepted Answer

The editor is the page: the preview and the timeline are always on screen, while Plan & shots / Files / Export open as steps and captions and brand as panels. The timeline is the video's single source of truth; scenes are the unit of production (prompt, camera, voiceover text, the generated clip). 'Add scenes to the cut' only appends shots that aren't in the cut yet — your trims, moves, fades and added music are never thrown away, and there is no destructive 'rebuild' button. Drag an item to move it, drag an edge to trim, S to split at the playhead, ⌘Z to undo; add text, add lanes (music / sound FX / overlay), mute or lower a lane. If the same cut is open in another tab and changed there, saving stops and tells you — we don't guess how to merge two versions. And if you delete a file that the cut uses, the piece doesn't silently disappear: it is marked 'Media offline', the render refuses to start, and it waits for you to replace the file or remove the piece.

Question 53

Why does the 4:5 format behave differently?

Accepted Answer

Video models don't render 4:5 natively. In a 4:5 project clips are generated square (1:1) and cropped to 4:5 in the final video; keep the subject centred and nothing is lost. The generation screen says so explicitly.

Question 54

How do I export the final video, and how long does a render take?

Accepted Answer

In the Export tab pick a preset that matches the project's aspect (e.g. Reels/TikTok/Shorts 1080p, YouTube 1080p, square, 4:5 feed) and press Start render. The timeline, captions and brand layer are rendered server-side into one MP4; the job is queued and you can leave the page — when it finishes, download, share, poster and SRT/VTT links appear in the same tab (links are valid for 10 minutes; reopening the tab issues fresh ones). The percentage comes from the frames the worker has actually rendered; until it reports any, the screen says so instead of running a fake counter. If no render worker is online the tab says so plainly and the job waits honestly until one connects. Duration depends on length and resolution; a 15-second vertical 1080p video usually finishes in half a minute to a minute. Rendering is the platform's own compute: it is included by default; when priced, it is reserved when queued, settled when complete, and a failed or cancelled render is never charged.

Question 55

What can I create in Creative Lab?

Accepted Answer

Images (logos, posters, menus, business cards, social designs — 290+ use types), voiceovers and video. For images, Plan mode collects the real content that appears ON the design (names, prices, dates) via questions, aiming for a usable result on the first try; you can iterate on any result by describing changes.

Question 56

Which plan is Creative Lab on? How is it priced?

Accepted Answer

Creative Lab is open on every plan — Free included. Access isn't the paywall; each generation (image, editing, voiceover, video) draws from the same AI Credit that builds your apps and is metered by real cost — so it isn't unlimited, and costly generations like video also require a minimum balance. Paid plans bring more monthly AI Credit, more storage and publishing; if credit runs short, paid plans can extend it with an AI Boost.

Question 57

Can I use what I create inside my app?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Stock photos you search drop straight into your app and site during a build. Images, audio and video you make in Creative Lab can be downloaded from your project folders and added to your app too — keeping the product and its content together in the same DevAny workspace. With brand memory, every asset follows your brand's style.

Question 58

What is AI Credit and how is it spent?

Accepted Answer

Your AI Credit covers all your AI usage (generation, editing, chat, images, voice, video, In-App AI) and is drawn down only as you use it. It comes from two sources: your plan's monthly credit, which renews each period, and any Boost credit you choose to buy. The subscription separately buys capacity (live apps, team members, traffic, storage). If a request fails before it ever reaches the AI provider, its reserved credit is released; once processing has started the usage counts as spent even if the result fails — there are no automatic refunds. Your spend is shown on the Plans & Billing page.

Question 59

Which plan includes the Team feature?

Accepted Answer

Building, editing and managing apps together (Team) is part of the Team Edition plan: it comes with a shared AI credit pool, roles and app sharing. On other plans the Team menu is not shown and teams cannot be created.

Question 60

What do the $ symbols mean?

Accepted Answer

The $–$$$$$ indicator in model pickers is the model's relative price level: one $ is the most economical tier, more $ means pricier. We show the level rather than raw unit prices so comparison takes one glance.

Question 61

How much does each action cost?

Accepted Answer

Exact amounts aren't itemized in the product; the $–$$$$$ indicator in model pickers shows the relative price level. Generation types consume different amounts of AI Credit: video uses the most, images, audio and slide decks less, and chat and In-app AI calls the least. Each modality shows a cost note before you generate, and every completed usage appears on the Plans & Billing page labeled by type (Web app, Image, Think, In-app AI…).

Question 62

Do new members get starting credit?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every new account receives a starting balance so you can try the platform with real generations. It works exactly like regular credit: real costs are deducted as you generate, itemized in your history.

Question 63

How do I add AI Credit?

Accepted Answer

Every paid plan includes monthly AI Credit (Starter $29 · Pro $69 · Business $149) that refreshes each month. If you need more mid-month, buy an AI Boost without upgrading: $20–$500, and the bigger the pack the bigger the bonus ($50→$55, $100→$115, $250→$300, $500→$625). Unlike the monthly credit, Boost isn't reset at month end — it carries over for as long as your subscription runs. Ending the subscription is different: when the period closes and you drop to Free, all credit on the account expires, Boost included, so spend it before you drop.

Question 64

Where do I keep an eye on my balance?

Accepted Answer

From the balance indicator in the left menu. The figure is live: when a generation finishes or you top up, it updates on its own with no page refresh — and if you have several tabs or devices open, they all move together. The detailed breakdown (transaction history, per-app AI spend) lives on the Plans & Billing page.

Help & FAQ

What's new

The plan tiers are tightened: Business gets 2 seats, the agency plans 20 / 50 projects and clients

The agency plans are priced: Agency Solo $249, Agency Studio $499

Agency mode: client folders, a client portal, and a brand per client

White label now reaches the delivered product

Polish: check your site in one place, pick, apply

A format selector in every generation

Presets: viral looks in one tap

What you publish now lives on its own domain: devany.app

A curated design gallery + a new direction: Clarity

Design gallery: 20 directions, now with evidence

Ideas, simplified

An always-current model list

Triggers: run an action when something happens

In-app roles

Scheduled tasks

Actions: your app can now talk to the outside world

The app dashboard

Discuss mode

The product academy

Email campaigns

End-user accounts

User management

Usage analytics

Error log

Point and change

Claude Opus 5

Developer Mode

Getting started

Build modes: Direct & Smart Build

The Intelligence Stack

Building apps

Think

DevAny Video

Creative Lab

Credits, tokens & billing

Agencies & freelancers

Publishing, sharing & portability

Data, privacy & models

DevKitty Assistant (your in-product companion)

Troubleshooting