Entities and relationships spelled out
Named tables, fields and links stop the managed backend from being shaped by guesswork.
TheMegaPrompt
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Generate a Base44-ready Mega-Prompt for apps and websites: managed backend, auth, data models and UI guardrails — all structured for a first-attempt build.
Build SaaS apps, web applications, landing pages, and custom websites using Lovable, Bolt.new, Cursor, and Base44.
Plain words are perfect — no technical language needed. Who is it for, what do they do, and what should the first version of your app or website include?
Start with one sentence: who is it for and what do they do with it? (0 words)
These are AI recommendations read straight from your description — adjust them only if something looks wrong. Anything you write later in the text always wins over these switches.
Making money (is this a paid product?)
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Write a couple of sentences about your idea to unlock the next steps.
Base44 infers tables, auth and integrations straight from your prompt. TheMegaPrompt hands it a structured PRD so those inferences match the product you actually described, whether it is an app, website or landing page.
Named tables, fields and links stop the managed backend from being shaped by guesswork.
Public, user-owned and admin-only data are separated in the spec, so access rules are generated correctly the first time.
Payments, email and storage are either specified or explicitly excluded, which avoids half-wired integrations.
An out-of-scope list keeps the initial generation focused on the screens that matter.
Base44 turns prompts into full-stack apps with managed backends and instant integrations. A detailed PRD keeps the generated data models, auth flows and page layout aligned with your actual app or website.
Base44 infers tables and relationships from your prompt. Naming tables, columns and roles explicitly prevents the builder from guessing wrong and saves rework.
A broad prompt generates extra pages and fields that break the ones you care about. Scope guardrails keep the first build small and stable.
Send the whole generated prompt as the first message so the architecture is correct, then request one focused change per follow-up. Small diffs are far less likely to break a working build.
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