Getting started
What can you build with Div-idy?
Div-idy can create responsive React web apps with interactive interfaces, calculations, forms, owner-managed content, supported AI features, maps, and lightweight games. Apps run in a browser and can contain multiple pages. Choose a project whose data and interactions fit Div-idy’s built-in runtime, then refine and publish a working draft.
Interactive sites and everyday tools
Build portfolios, product explainers, landing pages, quizzes, study tools, checklists, planners, and calculators. React supports changing views, filtering lists, validating inputs, and updating results without reloading the page. A useful app does not have to use AI after it is built.
Example: “Create a paint quantity calculator. Accept wall dimensions and coat count, subtract window area, and show the formula with the rounded purchase quantity.”
Forms and owner-managed content
Contact forms, event RSVPs, newsletter requests, and quote inquiries can send real submissions to the owner’s project database. Visitors submit information; they do not receive access to the private submission list.
For blogs, menus, and catalogs, the owner can manage records from a private preview and explicitly publish selected content. Public pages read the published data. Device-local storage also suits preferences, favorites, and single-device progress when cross-device persistence is unnecessary.
AI assistants and map experiences
Supported app actions include text generation, image understanding, image generation, and text-to-speech. Examples include writing helpers, summarizers, image-description tools, and read-aloud interfaces. AI requests should follow an explicit visitor action and show loading, failure, and success states.
Maps can support location browsing and map-based experiences using the built-in browser integration. Describe the real location data and workflow; AI-generated geographic suggestions still need verification against actual map results.
Browser games and shared rooms
Build memory games, trivia, reaction challenges, simple puzzles, and other focused 2D experiences. Define controls, scoring, rounds, and restart behavior. Saved artwork and scene animation can support visual games.
Lightweight multiplayer uses room codes with a host and players. It needs an implemented rules flow and testing from separate visitor sessions. A room-based game does not provide a general visitor account system.
Which ideas need a narrower first version?
The standard runtime does not expose arbitrary npm packages, a custom backend, server jobs, private visitor accounts, visitor-owned cloud records, or payment processing. A booking request form can collect an inquiry; it cannot by itself confirm availability or charge a customer.
Start with the supported journey: a public catalog plus an inquiry form, for example. State these boundaries in the app so visitors understand what each action actually accomplishes.