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Getting Started

Rocket is your AI co-pilot for building full-stack apps quickly. Describe your idea, and Rocket will design, build, and deploy it in minutes.
Visit rocket.new, click “Get started,” and register with your email. Then describe your idea in the chat, choose a template, or upload a Figma or image reference.
You can create SaaS platforms, dashboards, marketing sites, AI tools, internal apps, and more. If you can describe it, Rocket can build it.
Yes. Upload a mobile Figma file or ask for a mobile app. Rocket will generate a Flutter-based build.
Paste your Figma file’s shareable URL into Rocket. In Figma, click Share → Copy link, and make sure it is set to viewable. Rocket will generate a live, editable app from it.
All your active and completed projects are on your Dashboard. You can reopen, edit, or relaunch them anytime.

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Using the Interface

Type in natural language, such as “Add login form” or “Connect this app to Supabase.” Rocket will interpret and build your request.
It displays your app live while you build. There’s no need to compile. You can interact with it as you go.
Refresh the page and wait up to 2 minutes. If that doesn’t work, check whether code generation was successful.
Ensure you’re logged into the correct account. If it’s still missing, check your login status and dashboard filters.
No. You need to start a new project for each platform.

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Prompting and AI

Be clear and goal-oriented. Use prompts like “Create a signup form with email and password” or “Generate a dashboard with Supabase integration.”
Start with action verbs like “Create,” “Add,” or “Connect.” Specify inputs, outputs, and services when possible. Iterating step-by-step often produces better results.
Yes. You can describe a complete idea and Rocket will generate a deployable app. For more accuracy, refine and expand your prompt across multiple steps.
Try simplifying or splitting it into smaller actions. Use the chat to guide Rocket through the process.
Yes. Rocket provides a Prompt Library with ready-to-use examples for dashboards, landing pages, user flows, and more.

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Integration and API Setup

Rocket includes built-in integrations for Supabase and Stripe. Choose your provider in the dashboard and follow the guided steps.
Ensure your Supabase project is:
  • Active and not paused
Yes. Rocket supports JSON and limited REST APIs. Webhook support is available. Full UI support is coming soon.
Yes. You can request authentication features in the chat or use templates that include them. Rocket uses Supabase Auth for secure user login and session handling.

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Publishing and Deployment

Click “Publish” to deploy your app. Web apps are hosted on Rocket’s cloud infrastructure via Netlify. For mobile, Rocket generates Flutter code you can preview or build manually.
Yes. Rocket creates mobile-optimized public links that can be shared or tested online.
Yes. Use Code View to download your app’s full source code.
Yes. Download the Flutter code and open it in Xcode. You can then submit it through your Apple Developer account.
Apps on the free plan are public by default and visible in the Rocket showcase. Paid plans let you set apps to private and manage visibility from the editor.
It’s a showcase of public apps built with Rocket. All public apps appear here, and some are featured by the Rocket team.

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Editor and Customization

Yes. Upload images directly in the editor by dragging and dropping or selecting a file. This is ideal for blogs, product visuals, or profile content.
You can add new screens using the “Add Figma screens” button. Updating existing screens is not yet supported but is under development.
Templates are pre-built app layouts. Browse them by category or type a prompt in the chat. Rocket will suggest suitable options.

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Plans, Tokens, and Billing

Go to Settings > Subscription where you can:
  • Upgrade or downgrade your plan
  • Cancel without penalties
  • View and download invoices
You need to wait for your monthly credit if you are on a paid plan or you can upgrade or refuel immediately.

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App Development and Debugging

Yes. You can open Code View to inspect or modify any part of the code. Edits remain unless you explicitly ask Rocket to regenerate that section.
Use the Preview Panel to interact with your app live. You can also request changes or fixes using the chat—for example, “Fix login error” or “Update layout spacing.”
Yes. Everything you create with Rocket is yours. You retain full rights to the source code and outputs.
Rocket supports HTML, React, Next.js for web apps, and Flutter for mobile apps.
Yes. Apps are hosted on Netlify. To connect a custom domain, link your Netlify account and follow their domain setup instructions.
Currently, Rocket only supports mobile Flutter apps. Larger Figma frames are treated as web layouts. Tablet-sized Flutter support is not planned.

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Troubleshooting and Known Issues

Ensure your Supabase migration scripts are pushed successfully.
Free plans are limited to two screens. Upgrade to unlock support for additional screens.
This occurs when the Figma link is already associated with another account. Upgrading your plan allows additional screen syncing.
Your app needs to be connected to a backend database such as Supabase. Without this, it will remain static.
Double-check the email address used during registration. Try reconnecting your credentials.
This could be a temporary issue. Wait a moment and try reloading the page.
Yes. Rocket includes a rollback feature in the chat that lets you revert to earlier versions of your app.

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Account, Privacy, and Community

Go to your profile settings panel to update personal info such as your display name or location.
Projects on paid plans are private and excluded from training. Free-tier projects may be used to improve Rocket’s AI. You can upgrade to opt out at any time.
Yes. Rocket has an active user community on Discord where you can share projects, ask questions, and connect with others.
To delete your account, send a request to support@rocket.new. Your account will be permanently deleted within 48 hours.

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Features in Development

Not yet. Rocket currently supports one-way code push to GitHub. Full repository import is being developed.
Not at this time. You will need to manage TestFlight distribution through your Apple Developer account. Enhancements are planned.
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