Build Features. From Your Phone.
In 5 Simple Steps.

No complex setup. No technical knowledge required. Just talk to Claude and ship features.

Start Building (The Simple Way)

The 5-Step Loop

Open Claude Code mobile app

Download from App Store or Play Store

Connect to your GitHub repo

The one created by the wizard

Say what you want

"Add a page where users can save notes"

Claude creates a pull request

Review the changes on GitHub

Merge the PR

Your site updates automatically (1-2 min)

That's it. Repeat this loop to build your entire app.

Your First Feature: Try This Right Now

After your wizard completes, try building this:

Say to Claude:

"Add a /notes page where users can create, view, and delete their notes. Save them to the database."

Claude will create the page, add database tables, wire up the backend, and create a PR. You just merge it. Feature ships in 2 minutes.

What You Can Build

Examples of features you can add by just describing them:

✓User profiles with photo upload

✓Dashboard showing user stats

✓Feedback form that emails you

✓Search functionality

✓Admin panel to view all users

✓Payment integration (Stripe)

✓Email notifications

✓File upload and storage

You describe it. Claude builds it. You merge it. It goes live.

When Something Breaks

The debugging loop is just as simple:

1. Something breaks (error page, feature doesn't work)

2. Open Vercel app on your phone

3. Find your project → Deployments → Latest → Logs

4. Copy the error (long press to select)

5. Paste to Claude Code mobile: "Here's the error, fix it"

6. Claude fixes it and creates a PR

7. Merge the PR

8. Fixed (1-2 min later)

You don't need to understand the error. Just copy it and paste it to Claude. Claude understands it and fixes it.

Getting Vercel Logs on Your Phone

Option 1: Vercel App (Easiest)

1. Download Vercel app (iOS/Android)
2. Sign in with your Vercel account
3. Tap your project
4. Tap "Deployments" tab
5. Tap latest deployment
6. Scroll to logs section
7. Long press on error text → Copy

Option 2: Mobile Browser

1. Open vercel.com in browser
2. Sign in
3. Go to your project
4. Click "Deployments"
5. Click latest one
6. Scroll to logs
7. Select and copy error

Pro tip: Bookmark your Vercel project URL for quick access when debugging.

Understanding Your Setup

What You Own

The wizard created these accounts in YOUR name:

Service	What It Does	Dashboard
GitHub	Stores your code	github.com
Vercel	Hosts your app	vercel.com
Clerk	Handles user login	clerk.com
Neon	Stores your data	neon.tech

Why this matters: You own everything. No lock-in. You can export your code and move to different services anytime.

How It All Connects

Frontend

What users see

• Pages, buttons, forms
• Runs in browser
• Built with React
• Hosted on Vercel

Backend

Business logic

• Handles requests
• Checks permissions
• Processes data
• Runs on Vercel

Database

Data storage

• Saves user data
• Postgres on Neon
• Auto-updates schema
• Scales automatically

What happens when you merge a PR:

1. Code pushed to GitHub

2. Vercel detects the change

3. Vercel builds your app

4. Database schema auto-updates

5. New version goes live

6. Your site is updated (1-2 min total)

All of this happens automatically when you click "Merge" on GitHub.

Why This Stack?

Production-Ready

These tools power real companies. Not toys. Your app can scale from 10 users to 10 million without changing anything.

Cost-Effective

Free to start. Most apps run free forever. You only pay when you have real traffic.

No Lock-In

You own all the accounts. Export your code anytime. Switch services if you want. Full control.

Using Other AI Tools

The simple path above assumes you're using Claude Code mobile.
If you prefer ChatGPT, Gemini, or other tools, here's what changes:

Using ChatGPT or Gemini (Web)

These tools don't connect directly to GitHub, so you need to give them context about your project:

1.Open your GitHub repo
2.Find and open PROMPT.md
3.Copy the entire contents
4.Paste it into ChatGPT/Gemini
5.Then ask for what you want to build
6.Copy the generated code back to your repo
7.Commit and push

This works, but it's more manual. Claude Code mobile is simpler because it can directly create PRs.

Using Cursor (Desktop)

Cursor is a desktop code editor with AI built in. Good for complex multi-file changes:

1. Install Cursor (cursor.sh)
2. Clone your repo locally
3. Open project in Cursor
4. Use CMD+K to ask Cursor to build features
5. Review changes
6. Commit and push

Cursor is powerful but requires a laptop. Most users prefer Claude Code mobile for simplicity.

What is PROMPT.md?

PROMPT.md is a file in your repo that explains your project to AI tools.

It contains:

• Your tech stack (Next.js, Clerk, Neon, etc.)
• Current database schema
• File structure
• How to build features

With Claude Code mobile: You don't need to copy PROMPT.md. Claude reads your repo directly.

With ChatGPT/Gemini: You paste PROMPT.md to give them context.

Tips & Tricks

How to Describe Features Clearly

✓ Good prompts:

Add a page where users can upload a profile photo

Create a feedback form that saves to the database and emails me

Add a dashboard that shows the user's 5 most recent items

Clear about what you want and where it should go

✗ Vague prompts:

Make it better

Add some features

Improve the design

Too vague - AI doesn't know what you want

Common Mistakes

✗ Asking for too much at once

✓ Instead of "build a marketplace with payments and messaging", break it down: First "add a page to list items", then "add a way to message sellers", then "add payment"

✗ Not testing before asking for more

✓ Build one feature. Test it. Make sure it works. Then build the next one.

✗ Closing the window during deployment

✓ When you merge a PR, wait 1-2 minutes for Vercel to deploy before testing.

Mobile vs Laptop: When to Use Each

📱 Use Mobile When:

• Adding simple features

• Quick bug fixes

• Building during downtime

• You don't have your laptop

• Reviewing and merging PRs

80% of users do everything from mobile

💻 Use Laptop When:

• Complex multi-file changes

• Deep debugging sessions

• Large refactors

• You want a bigger screen for reviewing code

Nice to have, but not required

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Build Features. From Your Phone.In 5 Simple Steps.