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Getting Started

Zite is an AI-powered app builder that lets you create web apps, websites, internal tools, and portals without writing code.
Start at zite.com and type your idea into the prompt. See our create an app guide for more details.
No. Zite is built for both technical and non-technical users. You can rely entirely on AI, use the visual editor, or dive into the code if you prefer.

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Building with Zite

Zite is most commonly used to build internal tools, dashboards, portals, and business web applications.
  • Be specific about what you want Zite to change
  • Build in small steps
  • Use clear instructions (e.g., “Change the submission button color to blue”)
This is not currently supported. All AI usage is provided through Zite and included in your plan limits.However, you can connect your own OpenAI API key to create apps that use AI with the Zite OpenAI integration.
  • Use the built-in “fix it for me” option if an error occurs (this is free and won’t use credits)
  • Switch to chat mode to ask Zite what’s going wrong without making changes
  • Rephrase your request with more detail
  • Restore to a previous working version if needed
Yes. Zite has a built-in database, or you can connect to external databases like Airtable or Google Sheets.
Workflows are the backend logic that powers your app. They let you read and write data, send Slack messages, run AI operations, and more. Zite creates workflows automatically based on your prompts. Learn more in the Workflows guide.

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Features

Yes—these options are available from the home dashboard here. Duplicating creates a standalone copy you can modify.
Yes. Invite teammates to your workspace to build together. Learn more about inviting collaborators and managing workspaces.
Click Publish on the top right corner to push your project live. You can add a custom domain or use the default Zite link.
There is no limit to the number of apps you can build on any plan.
There is no limit to the number of users or visitors your apps can have.
You can export apps between Zite accounts, but the code currently will not run out-of-the-box in an external environment.Zite hosts your applications on infrastructure powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). You can host an unlimited number of Zites on any plan (including the free tier). In the future, we may offer an export option to host on other platforms.
Yes. Zite branding is removed on any paid plan.

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Publishing your Zite

Yes, you can untoggle Share to web any time from if you want to take it offline.
Yes, all Zite apps are mobile-friendly and automatically adapt to different screen sizes. You can also configure Mobile settings so users can add your app to their phone’s home screen.
You can enable login authentication to restrict access, so only users with approved credentials can view your Zite.
Yes. You can connect your own domain to any published Zite project. You can connect an unlimited number of domains if you’re on the Zite Business plan.
Yes, Pro and Business users can purchase up to 3 domains, at a total cost of $15 per year.
Not yet, domains bought through Zite can only connect to your app. For DNS changes or email, use an external domain.

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Managing Your Account

Yes. Zite pricing covers the usage-based features in your Zite workspace, like building apps with AI, the database agent, AI fields, and sending emails from your apps. The free plan is available to all Fillout users, and you can purchase a Zite plan to unlock more.View pricing details and manage your subscription here.
Credits power the usage-based features in your Zite workspace: building and modifying apps with AI, the database agent, AI fields in databases, and sending emails from your apps.Credit usage on AI features varies based on the complexity of your request—simpler changes use fewer credits, more complex ones use more. Selective edits (like changing text or colors directly) don’t use any credits.There is no credit charge for users visiting your published apps—only for the work you and your apps do.Check your current credit usage in Billing & Usage. Learn more in Understanding credits.
Apps use workflows to interact with databases and third-party systems. Each workflow execution counts as one run. Workflow runs in the editor aren’t tracked—only runs from your published apps count toward your monthly limit.If you go over your limit, your apps will continue to run for your users—but you won’t be able to publish edits until you upgrade your plan or your monthly limits renew.Learn more in Workflow runs and your monthly limit.
When you upgrade to a new plan, your total credit limit is set to the new plan’s limits.For example, if you’ve used 40 credits on the Free plan (50 credits/month) and upgrade to Pro with 100 credits/month, you’ll have 60 credits remaining for the month. Your full 100 credits refresh when the new calendar month starts.Note: Upgrading from one plan to another does not give you additional credits beyond the total new limit. E.g., moving from 100 to 200 credits means your new monthly total is 200, not that you have an extra 200 credits.
Upgrade to a higher-tier plan to get more credits per month. Each plan offers progressively higher monthly credit limits.If you downgrade to the free plan after your app is built, Zite branding will reappear on your app.
No, unused credits do not roll over. Each calendar month starts with a fresh credit limit based on your plan, regardless of when you upgraded or started your subscription.
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. When you cancel, you’ll continue to have access to your current plan until the end of your billing period.
Not yet, but we’re considering special pricing for educational institutions and non-profit organizations in the future.
Share your referral link from here and earn credits when friends sign up.
Visit our password reset guide for step-by-step instructions.
See our account deletion guide for instructions on permanently removing your account.
You can update your email address in your account settings.
You can download invoices from your Zite billing settings.
Yes. Zite offers a free tier to get you started. Free credits reset monthly. Message limit resets daily.

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Troubleshooting

Try these steps:
Open the workflow and click the History tab to see all past runs. You can view the inputs, outputs, and each step to identify what went wrong. You can also ask Zite “Why is my workflow failing?” and it can analyze the logs for you. Learn more in the Workflow run history guide.
Verify that:
  • Your DNS records are correctly configured
  • SSL certificate has been generated (this can take up to 24 hours)
  • The domain is properly connected in your project settings
Contact support at support@zite.com or start a chat if the issue persists. Click the chat icon on the bottom right of your screen.
Submit feedback and feature requests here. For urgent issues, contact support at support@zite.com or start a chat. Click the chat icon on the bottom right of your screen.

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Policies & Security

Zite follows enterprise-grade security practices and is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant. Learn more about our security practices.
Unfortunately, refunds are not possible for Zite paid plans once any credits have been used.
See our Privacy Policy for details.
Yes. We offer enterprise plans with additional security, compliance, and support features. Contact sales for details.

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About Zite

Zite is also the company behind Fillout, a forms product trusted by 100k+ teams that serves software to tens of millions of users every month.At Zite, we are a team of developers, support engineers, and designers building tools to let anyone build custom software. Learn more about working at Zite.
Yes! Check out our careers page for openings.
Follow Zite on X or LinkedIn.
Definitely! Submit feature requests and feedback at Zite Feedback.
Didn’t find what you were looking for? Contact our support team at support@zite.com or start a chat. Click the chat icon on the bottom right of your screen.

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Last modified on May 20, 2026