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App Builder

Build, test, publish, secure, and monitor applications in Qore Console.

App Builder is where you create applications in Qore Console. Start from a prompt, an existing codebase, or your own IDE. Then build, preview, test, secure, and publish the app in one live workspace.

Build the interface users touch, and connect agents from Agent Builder behind it. Attach requirements or screenshots, connect data, and refine the app as you work.

App Builder is part of Console. Use Console to build and run apps. Use Control Center to monitor and govern running apps across your account.

Start an app

You can start in two ways:

  • Create a new app — Describe the app in plain language, or start with a template.

  • Bring in an existing app — Import a Platform package, a Git repository, or a project from another builder. You can also connect your IDE over MCP.

Both paths open the App Workspace, where you do the rest of the work.

The App Builder landing screen, with the Create New App prompt and a My Apps list showing draft apps
The App Builder landing screen.

Below the prompt, My Apps lists your apps, each with its status (Draft or Published) and when it was last updated. Narrow the list with Search apps… and the All, Published, and Draft filter. Both are kept in the page address, so reloading the page or sharing its link opens the same filtered list.

Each app's ••• menu has Export App, which opens the same Export App Package dialog as the app workspace, and Delete App, which deletes the app.

Build an app

1

Describe your idea

Describe the app in plain language. Use Plan Mode to align on logic before code changes.

2

Configure components

Set up the front end, back end, and agents that power the app.

3

Connect services

Link services, databases, and APIs.

4

Test and refine

Test functionality, review responses, and address gaps.

5

Publish and monitor

Publish the app, then track its usage and cost.

Use Plan to define the blueprint. Use Build to generate and extend the app. Use Test, Deploy, and Operate to take it live and manage it.

Mobile is a beta app target. Flow Engine is a preview area of Console.

Mobile backend support and store-ready packaging: Build mobile apps with backend integration. Generate Android packages that are closer to Google Play publishing requirements.

Explore App Builder

Importing appsApp WorkspaceApp ConfigDB ExplorerData FlowTestingSecurity ScansAnalytics

For common questions and fixes, see App Builder: FAQs & Troubleshooting.


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