Krisspy

FAQ

How does Krisspy work with AI credits, and what steps are involved in creating applications?

Krisspy uses a credit system to manage monthly usage: generating a new screen costs 10 credits, iterating on an existing screen costs 5 credits, and adding a component costs 5 credits. The process involves designing your UI in Krisspy, converting to code, and then adding backend logic as needed before deploying on platforms like Google Play.

Can we integrate Krisspy with tools like NoCodeBackend or others for backend functions?

Currently, Krisspy is mainly a design-first platform focusing on UI. However, backend integrations like NoCodeBackend are something we’re considering for future development, and code exports will enable further development in your chosen environment.

How does Krisspy handle project exports, and what coding standards does it follow?

The upcoming code export feature allows for full React & Next.js code exports. Our initial focus is on React to ensure compatibility with our design processes but may consider other frameworks in the future.

Are Krisspy credits renewable, and can users purchase more credits if needed?

Currently, unused credits reset each month, but we are actively working on an option to purchase additional credits separately to prevent users from being blocked during projects.

What is the KrisspyJS framework, and how does it relate to exported code?

KrisspyJS is an internal framework for managing design and components in Krisspy. When code is exported, it will be converted to React, ensuring that users have flexibility to work in various IDEs without vendor lock-in.

Can Krisspy be used to create both web and mobile applications?

Yes, Krisspy supports both web and mobile applications, allowing users to design and iterate on high-fidelity UI layouts which can be further developed post-export.

Does Krisspy support backend development directly, and are there plans to expand in that direction?

Krisspy currently focuses on frontend design and export but is looking into supporting backend features in future updates, potentially integrating with existing no-code backend solutions.

How does Krisspy ensure data privacy and compliance with regulations like GDPR?

Krisspy complies fully with GDPR, securing data storage and usage. We do not use personal data for AI training and ensure that all user-generated content remains private unless explicit user consent is given.

Can designs created in Krisspy be used in conjunction with platforms like Framer or Cursor?

Krisspy designs can be exported and then integrated or rebuilt in platforms like Framer manually. For Cursor, code export will soon allow direct integration into any IDE for further development.

Does Krisspy offer features for branding and theming, such as custom colors and layouts?

Branding and theming features will soon be included via a brand kit, allowing users to define and apply company-specific branding elements like colors and fonts directly within Krisspy.

How does Krisspy handle high-fidelity UI generation compared to low-fidelity wireframes?

Krisspy’s design-first approach allows users to create both low-fidelity wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes. The option to work directly with high-fidelity output will be provided, optimizing the credits used in the process.

Are there plans to allow Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) for managing AI credit consumption?

While BYOK is not currently available, we’re exploring options that include additional credit purchases to ensure project completion without interruption. BYOK remains a possibility based on user feedback.

Is Krisspy suitable for non-developers looking to design and prototype their apps?

Krisspy is intended to aid non-developers in quickly prototyping user-friendly designs for mobile and web apps with AI assistance, bridging the gap before moving to full-fledged development in platforms like Cursor.