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How to Get Started with Div-idy in Minutes

This quick start guide walks you through creating an account, choosing a plan (or free trial), creating your first project, and generating your first web app.

Updated Time: ~3–5 minutes Audience: Beginners
Step 1: Create Account Go to My Projects Next: Create a Web App

Quick Answer

To get started with Div-idy: create an account, choose a plan (or free trial), go to My Projects, click New Project, name it, type what you want to build, then click Generate. Div-idy writes the code and shows your web app after a few seconds.

Step-by-Step

1

Create an account

Go to the sign up page and create your Div-idy account.

Open: /login?for=signup
Create your account and continue to plan selection.
2

Select a plan (or use the free trial option)

Choose the plan that fits your usage. A free trial option is available.

Plans

Basic: $19.99/month (first month $0)
Standard: $49.99/month (first month $4.99)
Pro: $99.99/month (first month $9.99)

3

Go to My Projects

After signup, go to your projects dashboard.

Open: /myaccount
This is where you create and manage projects.
4

Click “New Project”

Start a new project from your dashboard.

On /myaccount:
Click: New Project
5

Select a name

Use a simple name you’ll recognize later (example: “Habit Tracker”, “Store Locator”, “Calculator”).

Project name examples:
- Habit Tracker
- Store Locator
- Simple Calculator
6

Type what you would like to create

Write one clear sentence describing the app and what it should do.

Example prompt:
Create a simple habit tracker web app with add/edit/delete habits,
a dashboard summary, and local storage.
7

Click Generate

Div-idy writes the code (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript). After a few seconds, your web app will appear.

Click: Generate
Wait a few seconds → Your web app loads.

What happens after your app loads?

  • You can iterate by asking for changes (features, layout, styling).
  • You can publish when you’re ready and share the link.
  • You can connect a database or add Google Maps later.