> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.michelangelo.land/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Getting Started

> Get started with Michelangelo iOS App

This guide walks you through your first steps with **Michelangelo: Vibe Coding** on iPhone.

## Requirements

* An iPhone running **iOS 18 or later**.
* An active internet connection.
* A free Michelangelo account.

## 1. Download the App

Get **Michelangelo: Vibe Coding** from the App Store.

<Card title="Download Michelangelo App" icon="apple" color="#7c7c7c" href="https://apps.apple.com/it/app/michelangelo-vibe-coding/id6744751580">
  Get started with Michelangelo directly on your iPhone.
</Card>

## 2. Sign In

Open the app and sign in using one of the available methods:

* **Email OTP** — enter your email, receive a 6-digit code, and validate it.
* **Apple Sign In** — use your Apple ID.
* **Google** — use your Google account.
* **GitHub** — use your GitHub account.

See the <a href="/v2/michelangelo-app/sign-in">Sign In</a> page for more details.

## 3. Create Your First Project

After signing in, you land on the home screen. To create a new app:

1. Tap the prompt input.
2. Describe the app you want to build.
3. Optionally attach up to **2 images** for reference.
4. Submit the prompt.

Michelangelo opens the editor, generates the code, and shows you a live preview as soon as the files are ready.

<Tip>
  Keep your first prompt focused on one or two screens. You can always iterate later.
</Tip>

## 4. Preview and Iterate

Once the app is generated:

* Use the inline sandbox to interact with the app.
* Send follow-up prompts to add features, change the UI, or fix behavior.
* Michelangelo automatically retries sandbox errors during a session.

## 5. Share or Export

When you are happy with the result:

* Open **App Settings → Share** to share a public preview link.
* Toggle **Private App** if you want to keep the project out of Explore.
* Connect **GitHub** from **App Settings → Tools → GitHub** to push the source code to your own repository.

## Next Steps

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  <Card title="Create Project" icon="plus" color="#7c7c7c" href="/v2/michelangelo-app/create-project">
    Learn the details of the project creation flow.
  </Card>

  <Card title="View App" icon="eye" color="#7c7c7c" href="/v2/michelangelo-app/view-app">
    Learn how the preview and editor work.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Prompt Engineering" icon="robot" color="#7c7c7c" href="/v2/how-to-build/prompt-engineering">
    Write better prompts and get better results.
  </Card>

  <Card title="GitHub Integration" icon="github" color="#7c7c7c" href="/v2/michelangelo-app/github-integration">
    Export your project source code to GitHub.
  </Card>
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