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Remix

A fast way to experiment without starting from scratch.

Updated over 2 months ago

What is Remix

Remix allows you to duplicate any project into a new chat session and continue building from there. Think of it as cloning: you get an exact copy of the project in its current state, allowing you to customize it without affecting the original. The Remix action itself is always free and uses no credits.

Where can I find the Remix button

You can remix the current project from App World, Project, or History.

  1. App World: Open any public project. Click the Remix button at the top right. You can rename the project before confirming.

  2. Project: Inside your project, look for the Remix button at the top right of the version display box.

  3. History: Select any specific version from your history list and click Remix to branch off from that exact point.

When should I use Remix

  1. To Learn from Others

    If you discover a great project in App World, you can Remix it to get your own editable copy.

    • Step 1: Click Remix at the top right.

    • Step 2: Confirm in the pop-up and rename if needed.

    • Step 3: A new project opens in Project. You can still check the original version in the highlighted box.

  2. To Save Credits & Optimize Performance

    If your chat becomes too long (e.g., more than 10 versions), the AI model must process the entire history for every new request, which increases credit usage and slows down generation. Remixing into a new chat resets the history while keeping your code, which significantly reduces costs.

    • Step 1: Click the Remix icon in the version box (where the version number is displayed) to start fresh with your current code.

What are the benefits of Remix

  1. Lower Costs: By starting a fresh project with existing code, you shorten the conversation history, saving the cost of future prompts.

  2. Reuse Quality Work: Instantly clone public projects from the App World to use as templates or learning tools.

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