Quickstart
Create your first project with Omma in just a few minutes.
Create Your First Project#
Get up and running with Omma in minutes. This guide walks you through building your first project — here we'll make a simple website, but the same flow works for web apps, 3D scenes, games, and more.
Sign in to Omma
Visit omma.build and sign in with your Google account. New accounts get free credits to start creating.
Start a new chat
From the home page, you'll see a prompt input. Type a description of what you want to create. For example:
Build a landing page for a coffee shop with a hero section, a menu
grid, and a contact form. Use warm earth tones and a clean, modern layout.
Watch the AI generate your project
Omma will process your request and generate code. You'll see:
- A live preview of your project on the right
- The generated code in the editor panel
- Chat messages explaining what was created
Iterate and refine
Continue the conversation to modify your project:
Make the hero full-screen with a background image, add a sticky
navigation bar, and make the menu grid responsive on mobile.
The AI will update the code and the preview will refresh automatically.
Publish your project
When you're happy with your creation, click the Publish button to get a shareable URL. Your project will be accessible at omma.build/p/your-project-slug.
Example Prompts#
Here are some prompts to try:
Websites & Web Apps#
Build a modern landing page for a SaaS product with a hero, feature
grid, pricing section, and footer. Use a dark theme with one accent color.
Interactive Games#
Make a simple platformer game where a character jumps between platforms.
Use arrow keys to move and space to jump.
3D Scenes#
Create a solar system with orbiting planets. Each planet should have
different colors and sizes. Add a starfield background.
Image Generation#
/image a futuristic city skyline at sunset with flying cars
Explore the other apps#
Chat is just one of Omma's apps. From the prompt area you can jump straight into Studio to generate media or Canvas to design — use the quick-action buttons under the chat input, or the app switcher. Everything you make is shared across your apps via your asset library.