Getting Started
From a blank window to a live URL on a domain you own. The whole flow, end to end.
Loor Studio is a place to build and ship web apps with an AI teammate. You open a browser tab, describe what you want, and watch it come together. There's no infrastructure to set up.
1. Open Studio
Go to studio.loorcode.com and sign in. New accounts get a free Hobby workspace immediately — no card.
2. Describe the project
Click New project. You'll see a prompt input. Be specific about the shape:
Build me a Notion-style writing app with magic-link auth, daily streak counter, and a writing-prompt of the day. Dark mode default.
Loor picks a stack, scaffolds the project, and opens the workspace. You'll see a file tree, a code editor, a terminal, and the Vibe Chat panel. The whole thing is yours — file edits persist.
3. Iterate with Vibe Chat
Vibe Chat is on the right. Tell it what to change. It'll edit files, run the dev server, run typechecks, and ask you real questions when it's not sure. You can:
- Click any file to edit it yourself.
- Open a terminal and run anything.
- Stop the chat mid-task with
⌘ ⎋. - See every file Vibe Chat touched in the diff sidebar.
4. Deploy
When you're happy, click Deploy. Loor builds the image, provisions MongoDB (or
whatever your project asked for), rolls out across regions, and gives you a live URL on
your-app.loor.dev. Typical first deploy: under 30 seconds.
5. Add a custom domain
In the project sidebar, open Domains. You can either:
- Buy a domain through Loor (we handle DNS + TLS automatically), or
- Bring a domain you own — type it, follow the one DNS record we ask for, and we issue TLS.
Next steps
- How Vibe Chat works — tools, sessions, AskUserQuestion.
- Deployments — branch previews, rollback, environments.
- Databases & cache — MongoDB, Redis, R2 as services.
- loor.json — the manifest behind the scenes.