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This walkthrough shows the main customer journey without repeating every detailed setting. Screenshots use sanitized examples with no real account, payment, or project data.
AI Blueprint has two approval moments: Idea Review / VPC Sign Approve starts document generation, while Sign Approve Blueprint accepts the complete reviewed document set and unlocks Project ZIP.

1. Create an account and sign in

Register with email and password or select Continue with Google.
  • Email registration requires you to open the verification link before signing in.
  • Google sign-in returns you to AI Blueprint after Google authentication.
  • When prompted, review and accept the current Terms, Privacy Policy, and Refund Policy.
Sanitized registration page showing email registration and Continue with Google options

Sanitized registration and Google sign-in choices.

For sign-in, verification, or callback problems, see Login and payment troubleshooting.

2. Choose the first plan

If the account has never completed a plan purchase, a Starter/Plus selector opens after sign-in. You do not need to find Billing first. Closing it dismisses the current popup, but it appears again on a later page load or sign-in until the first plan payment succeeds. Choose a plan, enter an eligible campaign code when applicable, then complete checkout in Midtrans. Top-ups become available from Billing only after a paid plan is active.
Sanitized first-plan popup showing Starter and Plus choices after sign-in

First-plan selector shown automatically after sign-in.

See AI credits and billing for plan activity, top-ups, coupons, and payment status.

3. Describe the idea in its intended output language

On Dashboard, describe the users, problem, outcome, main workflow, boundaries, and important constraints. AI Blueprint detects the dominant language of the submitted idea and uses it for generated documents. The ID/EN workspace toggle changes the interface language; it is not an output-language selector for the idea. Use one clear primary language in the idea. Mixed-language product names or technical terms are fine when the surrounding brief makes the intended language clear.
Sanitized Dashboard idea form with a clear primary-language idea and no output-language selector

Idea input uses automatic language detection.

See Quickstart for a useful idea-brief checklist.

4. Review decisions and approve the VPC

Read the Smart Requirement Summary and answer the critical questions. AI recommendations are suggestions; confirm the option that represents your decision. Select Idea Review / VPC Sign Approve only when the context is accurate. This locks the validated context and automatically starts document generation.
Sanitized Idea Review page with critical decisions and the VPC Sign Approve action

Product-context review before generation starts.

5. Follow generation in Blueprint Summary

After VPC approval, Blueprint Summary opens. Each document being processed shows a spinner, and Project Health shows Generating. While this page remains open, it checks the stored generation state periodically and updates completed document cards and Project Health without a full-page refresh. Work continues on the server if you close the tab. Wait for generation to finish before reviewing the final current versions. Do not create a duplicate Blueprint because one stage takes longer than another.
Sanitized Blueprint Summary during generation with document spinners and Project Health showing Generating

Per-document and Project Health generation indicators.

See Blueprint lifecycle for background-work behaviour.

6. Review every document and its review notes

Open each of the 10 current document cards. The card changes from Not yet reviewed to Reviewed when the current version opens. This records review; it is not a signature. Open a Not Required stub once as well. Ready — your decision needed appears only when the owning document contains an explicit decision you can act on. Open that document to read the decision and its next action. A reviewed document with no genuine open decision uses the green Ready status; review state and content status remain separate. In Project Health, select View review notes to open the review-notes dialog. A note is a visible risk, assumption, decision, or repair warning. Reading a note does not silently resolve it; use the owning document to understand the next action.
Sanitized Blueprint Summary showing Reviewed document cards and an open View review notes dialog

Reviewed cards and the review-notes dialog.

See Statuses and approval for every status and approval gate.

7. Revise with one or several Assistant proposals

Use the Blueprint Assistant to ask a question or request a correction. A response does not change documents until you apply a proposal.
  • Open Review proposal, then use Apply proposal for one isolated proposal.
  • Stage related proposals and use Apply all to regenerate their affected documents as one consistent batch.
  • After regeneration, wait for generation to finish and review each changed current version again.
Open Proposal and regeneration tips in the Assistant for the safe single-proposal and multiple-proposal checklist before applying a change.
Blueprint Assistant with the Proposal and regeneration tips panel open for single and multiple proposal guidance

Assistant guidance for single and multiple proposal workflows.

See Revise with the Blueprint Assistant for proposal and version behaviour.

8. Approve the complete Blueprint and unlock Project ZIP

When generation has finished, all current documents are Reviewed, and no Needs Repair or Blocked item prevents approval, select Sign Approve Blueprint in Blueprint Documents. This single global approval unlocks Export Project ZIP for the exact current document set. Regeneration, restore, or a new current version can supersede that approval and lock export again.
Approved Blueprint Summary showing Blueprint approved, Project ZIP unlocked, and the enabled Export Project ZIP action

Global approval and Project ZIP availability.

Before implementation, read Project ZIP and coding-agent workflow.

9. Recover a stopped run or contact Support

If the server records a stopped generation incident, the recovery card can show a Support ID and one Retry action. Use Retry once. If it is unavailable or the process stops again, select Open Support. The Support form carries the Blueprint and Support ID when available. Your submitted case appears in Support history, while the conversation continues by email.
Sanitized paused-generation recovery card showing a Support ID, Retry, and Open Support

Stopped-run recovery with a sanitized Support ID.

See Generation troubleshooting and Contact Support for the safe recovery path and attachment limits.
Never include passwords, OTPs, API keys, private keys, payment-card details, browser cookies, or production credentials in screenshots, Support attachments, prompts, or Project ZIP examples.