What exactly gets created
Files, tables, an address and a project code — and where each of them sits on screen.
Every build produces real code: a page per screen, a shared frame that holds the navigation, and components where they are needed.
Where to see it
In the editor, at the top of the side panel, there are two tabs: “Preview” and “Behind the scenes”. Behind the scenes splits into three: “Code” with the file list, “Data” with the tables and their fields, and “History” with every version.
Those three tabs are read-only. You cannot edit a file there, and we would rather say so up front than put up an editor that quietly discards what you typed.
The database
Every table your description calls for is created with its fields and with four permission rules — who reads, who creates, who updates and who deletes. A rule the model writes that the server does not recognise is replaced with the safe default and is not saved.
Address and project code
Every project gets a free address from the first moment. The top bar of every screen shows the project name, the address, and a short eight-character code — clicking any of them copies it.
The project code identifies the project when you write to support. It is not a password, it grants no access, and you can send it without worrying.