How It Works
From prompt to production app
WandGx takes a natural language description and generates a complete, validated, deployed application. Here's what happens at each stage of the build pipeline.
The build pipeline
Write a prompt
Describe the app you want to build in natural language. Be as specific or as high-level as you like — WandGx resolves ambiguity through structured generation. Include the target platform, key features, data needs, and user types.
Tip: Better prompts produce better apps. Include context about your users and the core problem your app solves.
Choose an engine
Select the output type for your build. Each engine is optimized for its target platform: Web App for React/Next.js, Mobile for React Native/Expo, Fullstack for complete apps with backend, Game for Three.js or Godot, and more.
Tip: The engine determines the technology stack and validation rules applied to your build.
Generation
WandGx generates your complete project — file structure, components, routing, API integrations, authentication, database schema, and deployment configuration. This is a full project, not a code snippet.
Tip: Generation typically completes in 2–5 minutes depending on app complexity.
Automated validation
Every build is automatically validated before delivery. Validation checks for broken imports, missing routes, dependency mismatches, runtime errors, and accessibility issues. Critical issues are flagged and resolved before delivery.
Tip: You receive a detailed validation report for every build, regardless of pass/fail status.
Delivery and deployment
The validated build is delivered with a live URL and downloadable source code. The live URL is hosted on WandGx infrastructure. The source code is a standard project you can deploy to any host.
Tip: You own the source code completely. WandGx has no claim or dependency on your output.
Engines and stacks
Each engine produces a different output type using a specific technology stack.
FAQ
What happens if the generated app has issues?
WandGx validation catches most issues before delivery. If something gets through, you can resubmit with an updated prompt that describes the fix. Each build is independent — iterate until the output meets your requirements.
Can I customize the generated code?
Yes. The generated output is standard source code in the framework of the engine you chose. Open it in any editor, modify it, add to it, and deploy it like any other project.
Does WandGx remember my previous builds?
Your build history is available in the Projects section of your account. You can view past builds, their validation reports, and their delivery status at any time.
What languages does WandGx output?
TypeScript is the default for web, mobile, and agent builds. Godot builds use GDScript. The specific stack depends on the engine selected.
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