Writing good prompts
The single biggest lever on build quality. A few habits that make AyoWizzy nail it.
4 Min. LesezeitAyoWizzy is a capable builder, but it works best when you tell it what you actually want. Think of your prompt as a brief for a fast, talented teammate.
Be specific about the goal
Say what the app is for and who uses it. 'A booking page for a hair salon where clients pick a service and time' gives far more to work with than 'a booking app'.
Name the key features
- List the main things users should be able to do.
- Mention any must-have screens or pages.
- Call out important details like sign-in, roles, or payments.
Describe the look and feel
A little direction goes a long way: 'clean and minimal like Linear', 'warm and playful', or 'bold with a dark theme'. You can always adjust the style later.
A prompt that works well
Here is the shape of a strong first prompt. Notice how it names the audience, the core features, and the vibe in just a few lines.
Build a booking page for a hair salon.
Clients can:
- Pick a service (cut, color, styling) and see the price
- Choose an available time slot
- Enter their name and phone number to confirm
Owners can view all upcoming bookings on a simple dashboard.
Style: clean and modern, warm neutral colors, rounded cards.You do not need to write everything at once. Start with the core idea, then layer in features with follow-up messages.
Iterate in small steps
After the first build, make one change at a time. Small, focused requests are easier for AyoWizzy to get exactly right and easier for you to review.