Where You Create and Manage Your Apps
The Builder (Back Office) is the environment where you create, configure, and manage your apps.
It is designed for App Creators — not end users.
👉 This is where everything happens behind the scenes.
1. Two Different Experiences
Your platform has two sides:
Builder (Back Office)
- Used by App Creators & Organizers
- Web-based (accessible via browser)
- Used to:
- Create apps
- Configure modules
- Manage content and users
App (Mobile Experience)
- Used by App Users
- Mobile-first experience
- Used to:
- Consume content
- Register for events
- Interact with the community
👉 Builder = creation
👉 App = experience
2. What You Can Do in the Builder
From the Builder, you can:
- Create and manage your apps
- Add and configure modules
- Manage content (events, posts, people)
- Assign roles and permissions
- Access analytics and data
👉 It is your control center.
3. Structure of the Builder
The Builder is organized into:
- Organization level → manage apps and users
- App level → configure a specific app
- Module level → manage content and features
👉 Everything is structured and hierarchical.
4. From Builder to App
What you configure in the Builder is instantly reflected in the app:
- Add a module → appears in the app
- Create an event → visible to users
- Post content → users see it
👉 The Builder controls the user experience.
5. Who Should Use the Builder
The Builder is used by:
- Owners
- Admins
- App Managers
- Module-level contributors (Editors, Verifiers, etc.)
👉 Regular users do not access the Builder.
⚠ Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Confusing the Builder with the app
- Trying to manage content only from the app
- Not understanding roles and permissions
💡 Pro Tip
Think of the Builder as your:
👉 Command center
Everything your users see is created and controlled here.
👍 Summary
- The Builder is the web-based back office
- It is used by App Creators
- It controls everything users see in the app
- It is structured by Organization → App → Module
👉 Mastering the Builder is the first step to building a successful app.