on vercel.
continue with github.
name it.
keep it private.
click create.
then check.
your site opens at .vercel.app.
your code is private, on your github.
your admin page says no sign-in yet. that is expected.
selling something? vercel's terms call for pro.
yours from the first click. new releases stay at the source.
button not working? use this template, then put it online.
you can stop here and come back. this is for when you want to change your site.
download it.
get github desktop and sign in.
file → clone repository.
pick the one you just made.
pick a folder, then clone.
open it.
get visual studio code. it is free.
repository → open in visual studio code.
"no local changes" means you are done.
src/app: your pages.
public: your images.
prisma: your database.
.env.example: keys you can add later.
CLAUDE.md: teaches an LLM your code.
your content and settings live in it.
invite only who you would hand your office keys.
keys go in .env, never in your code.
Read CLAUDE.md and give me a five-sentence tour of how this
codebase is organized. Do not change anything.
Where does the text on my homepage come from? List the file
paths only.git clone https://github.com/your-username/your-repo.git
cd your-repo
claude
OWN. unparty.app is software you own.
step by step instructions for an APP that BUILDS itself.
Give your copy of unparty-app a home: one account, two-factor authentication, and recovery codes you can find when you need them.
Add an LLM partner (Claude recommended)→
An optional step worth taking early: a partner who can read your errors, explain your files, and walk you through every setup screen after this one.
this is starting somewhere.
step by step instructions for an APP that BUILDS itself.