Quickstart

Nexrall is free to get started, with no install required for the web app.

1. Open Nexrall

Go to app.nexrall.com and sign in (or create an account with email, Google or Apple).

2. Build your first app

Open the Apps tab and tap + New Project. Describe what you want in plain language:

"Build me a booking page with a calendar and a payment form"

The coding agent plans, writes, tests and deploys a real full-stack app — frontend, backend and database — in minutes. Keep refining it by chatting; every message is another turn of the same agent working on your app.

See Building your first app for a full walkthrough.

3. Automate something with Agent Workflows

Open the Workspace tab → Workflows, and describe an automation you want, for example:

"When a new row is added to this Google Sheet, post a summary to Slack"

The Agent Builder turns your request into a graph of steps — a trigger, an API call, maybe a condition — and lets you dry-run it before anything goes live. See Building a workflow.

4. Watch everything from the Agent Workspace

The Workspace tab is your mission control: an Activity Bar for Overview / Tasks / Canvas / Workflows / Runs / Agents, with a context-aware chat that follows whatever you're inspecting. See Agent Workspace overview.

5. Bring the agent to your terminal or editor

If you write code outside the browser, install one of the developer tools:

Nexrall Code (VS Code)

# Search "Nexrall Code" in the Extensions view (⇧⌘X), or:
code --install-extension NexrallCode.nexrall-code-vscode

Nexrall CLI

curl -fsSL https://cli.nexrall.com/install.sh | sh
# or
npm install -g nexrall-code

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Both expose the same autonomous coding agent — read your workspace, edit files, run commands, iterate — with selectable model tiers Turbo · Pro · Ultra. See Nexrall Code for VS Code and Nexrall CLI.

Next steps

• Core Concepts — how agents, sessions, and workflows relate.
• API Reference — call Nexrall directly from your own code.