How to Guide the AI When Building an App by Specifying Exactly Which Components and Table to Use

In Jestor, when creating a new app with AI, you can guide exactly what it should build — specifying which table to use as the base and which components (charts, indicators, lists) should appear — instead of letting it build everything from scratch with no direction.

Why guide the AI instead of letting it decide everything?

When the AI only gets a generic request, it builds an entire structure on its own, which sometimes brings components that don't make sense for the process. Guiding the request with the right table and desired components gets a result much closer to what the person actually needs.

What can be specified when requesting an app with AI?

Specified element	Example instruction
Source table	"Use the customers table as the base"
Visual components	"I want a bar chart, a pie chart, and an indicator"
Background color	"Use a dark purple background"
App goal	"I want to manage my customers better to sell more"

How to request a guided app with AI?

Access the creation shortcut and choose "new app."
Select whether the app will use a new table or an existing one.
Describe the desired components (charts, indicators, data table).
Add context about the app's goal, such as the audience or the process it supports.
Review the generated result and keep editing manually if needed.

Why choose Jestor to build apps with AI?

Jestor combines the speed of AI-based creation with the control of someone who already knows the process, letting the request be as guided or as open as the person prefers.

Can I ask the AI to use a specific table when creating an app?

Yes, just specify which table should serve as the base for the generated app.

Does the AI accept requests about the app's color and visual style?

Yes, background color and other visual elements can be described in the request.

Can an app built this way be edited afterward?

Yes, the generated result can be manually adjusted like any other Jestor app.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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