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Mibyan Apps takes a project from a request in chat to a live web app. The agent builds the project, and Mibyan Cloud gives it the services a real app needs: a database, sign-in for the app’s own users, file storage, backend functions, email, SMS, payments, and a custom domain.

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From request to live app

You can start from a template or from a blank request, and ask the agent to configure services (for example, “add sign-in and a bookings table”) as part of the conversation. The App center then shows what is live and lets you manage each service yourself.

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The App center

Open your app from Apps and use the section tabs. Each section maps to one Mibyan Cloud service.
App users are separate from your Mibyan account. The sign-up and sign-in policy for your app’s users is managed on its own, apart from the accounts of Mibyan owners.

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Publishing safely

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Preview first

Check the running app in the preview. Share a preview link for feedback: it shows one fixed version and does not grant project access.
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Publish

Ask the agent to publish, and the app goes live. Each publish is stored as an immutable version.
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Verify the domain

To use your own domain, add it, create the DNS record shown, and wait for verification and the TLS certificate. The domain is treated as live only when both are ready.
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Roll back if needed

In Versions, restore an earlier ready version instantly if a release goes wrong.

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Working as a team

In Team, invite existing Mibyan members and choose their permission: view, edit, or deploy. You can also see who is online in the app right now.

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What the agent can do for you

Because the App center mirrors what the agent can configure, you can do either. The agent can set up the database schema, sign-in policy, storage, backend functions, email and SMS templates, the payment catalog, a custom domain, and GitHub sync; check the status of each; publish; and roll back.
Publishing, changing DNS, and payment or messaging setup have real-world effects. Review what the agent proposes before you approve it, and keep secrets in Backend secrets, never in the app’s code or in chat.

Next: connect data and tools

Connectors and the marketplace let agents work with your databases and services.