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Getting started2 min read

Create your first bot

Start from a plain-language description or a template, generate a first draft, and understand what guests can do before signing up.

Use this guide when you want the fastest path from business description to a usable first flow.

Open builder

Start from Build

Open the builder when you already know what your business flow should do. You can begin with a blank description or pick a template and rewrite it to fit your operation.

  • Include the basics: services, pricing, opening hours, booking or fulfillment rules, and anything that should trigger manual review.
  • Mention what customers must provide, such as name, phone, email, date, quantity, or special instructions.
  • Keep it grounded in real workflow details instead of slogans. The first draft is only as useful as the operating detail you give it.
The Build page with a prompt description ready to generate a first draft

What guests can do before signing up

Guests can generate a bot, preview it, edit the flow, and keep iterating. That makes the builder useful even before account creation.

Account requirement

A free account is still required when you want to deploy, publish to live channels, or connect WhatsApp and Telegram.

What the first draft includes

  • A conversation flow with messages, fixed-choice questions, free text inputs, and end states.
  • Submission defaults such as review requirement, statuses, and owner-facing notifications.
  • Bot settings such as name, icon, and notification urgency.

The goal of the first draft is not perfection. It is to produce a complete, editable workflow that you can tighten in the editor and preview immediately.

The generated flow canvas showing nodes and conversation paths
A generated flow ready to preview and refine.

Related guides

Continue with the next part of the setup once this step is stable.