Step-by-step recipes for the situation you’re in.
7 playbooks. Each one is a focused walkthrough — prerequisites, numbered steps with time estimates, expected outcome, and troubleshooting.
Different from Help center (Q&A) and Docs (technical reference).
Build a recipe manager web app in ~10 minutes — full walkthrough
Real-time recipe for your first end-to-end factory build. Same path the Recipe Manager Web case study took (first verified prod pass on 2026-05-18). No credit card, no local toolchain — just the operator and your keyboard.
Migrate from Lovable when you want a downloadable workspace
You shipped a web demo on Lovable but you want to host the app on your own infra, run it offline locally, or hand the code to a developer to extend. Here's how to recreate it on OOretz Factory with a downloadable Next.js + libSQL workspace and a real POST + GET smoke verification.
Use the OOretz Factory API from Postman in 60 seconds
Import the Postman collection, set your API key, fire a build. No SDK install, no client library — just structured API calls. Today the public collection endpoints (manifest/openapi/templates/demo/status) work without a key; the private endpoints described here require the API key surface that is roadmap.
Day-one onboarding for your team
You're a manager bringing OOretz Factory into your team. Here's the 30-minute path to "everyone's shipping their first build by end of day." Today Team and Enterprise tiers are planned (no billing flow ships) — these steps describe the intended shape, not what you can do at signup right now.
Migrate from v0 when you need full apps, not components
v0 produces beautiful Next.js components. OOretz Factory produces full Next.js + libSQL apps — entity scaffolding, real persistence, per-entity CRUD and API routes, and a functional POST + GET smoke on the live server. Same Next.js target, more shipped.
Migrate from Bolt.new when you need a real build pipeline
Bolt runs your app in a browser sandbox. OOretz Factory runs the build on a real Linux bridge node, actually launches the server, hits it with a POST + GET smoke, and gives you a downloadable Next.js + libSQL workspace. Same prompt, real artifact you own.
Migrate from Replit Agent when you need code you can host elsewhere
Replit Agent ships hosted apps inside Replit. OOretz Factory ships a downloadable Next.js + libSQL workspace you can run anywhere Next.js runs — no Replit account, no hosted dependency.
Want a playbook for your situation?
Email [email protected]. If it’s a path enough people will reach for, we’ll write it.