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Prompt guide
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Bring your app idea to life with a well-written prompt. Here’s how to craft a clear, detailed prompt that helps Bubble AI build what you have in mind. These guidelines apply whether you’re building a web app or a .
What to include
App type and purpose – What kind of app is it, and what problem does it solve?
Target users – Who is this app for?
Core features – What should users be able to do?
Visual style – Any colors, mood, or design references to guide the look and feel
Example structure
"A [app type] for [target users] to [main purpose]. Users can [key features]. Style should be [visual preferences]."Effective Prompt Examples
✅ Good Examples
Task Management App
A productivity app for small teams to track project tasks and deadlines. Team members can create tasks, assign them to colleagues, set due dates, and mark completion. Clean, minimalist design with blue and white colors.Local Restaurant Finder
A discovery app for food lovers to find nearby restaurants and read reviews. Users can search by cuisine type, view restaurant details, see ratings, and save favorites. Modern design with warm colors and food photography.Fitness tracker
A wellness app for fitness enthusiasts to log workouts and track progress. Users can record exercises, set goals, view workout history, and share achievements. Energetic design with bright green accents and dark mode support.✅ Tips for better results
❌ What to avoid
Style and design guidelines
There is some overlap between color and mood, but make sure you include both in your prompt.
Color Preferences
Be specific: "forest green and cream" vs. "green"
Mention themes: "dark mode," "minimalist," "vibrant"
Reference styles: "corporate professional," "playful startup"
Mood and feel
Professional and corporate
Fun and playful
Clean and minimalist
Bold and modern
Warm and friendly
Limitations with generating a mobile app
When generating a mobile app using the AI app generator, there are a few important limitations to be aware of.
The generator creates UI layouts, dynamic expressions, and data types, but it does not generate workflows or sample data. Instead, it includes canvas placeholders so that dynamic expressions are correctly connected. However, because there’s no sample data, you’ll need to add some yourself to see how the app functions in run mode.
If your app appears blank in preview mode but looks populated in the design tab, this is expected — it’s caused by the canvas placeholders being present without data. Once you add sample data, the app will display as intended.
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