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How SKAEL works

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A project open in its workspace: the chat on the left, the live preview on the right

When you sign up you get your own workspace. Everything you build lives in it: each website or app is a project. You can invite other people into your workspace with a role, and you can be invited into other people’s workspaces too — see Workspaces.

Your plan belongs to the workspace, and so do your AI credits.

Opening a project takes you to its workspace:

AreaWhat it is for
Chat (left)Talk to the AI: ask for features, changes and fixes. Also Labs, Logs and Startup tabs.
Preview (right)Your site as it is right now, running in a private sandbox.
Dashboard (right)Everything about the app itself: users, backend, domains, analytics, security, logs and settings.
Top-right buttonsDraft, Version history and Publish.

SKAEL keeps two things apart:

  • The draft is the version you are working on. Every change the AI makes, and every edit you make, goes into the draft and shows in the preview — a private sandbox only you can see.
  • The live site is what visitors see. It only changes when you publish.

So you can experiment freely: nothing reaches your visitors until you press Publish. Pressing Draft saves the current version without publishing it.

  • Every publish is saved as a version. You can restore an earlier one from Version history; restoring makes a new version, so history is never rewritten.
  • Restore points are recorded on every change to the source — each AI reply, each click-edit, each upload — so you can also rewind work you haven’t published.

Regular projects include user sign-in, forms and a database out of the box, managed by SKAEL. The AI sets them up when your app needs them, and you can see and edit the data in Dashboard → Dynamic Backend. See Backend and data.

Everything the AI does uses AI credits. Each plan includes a monthly amount; you can buy more at any time.

  • Regular (all plans): websites and apps with a managed backend. Right for most things.
  • Agent Mode (Business): the AI works as a full agent with its own environment, for complex, multi-part apps.

You choose once, when you create the project.