1. Describe what you need
Open the chat and tell Auspyx what page you want. Example: "Track AAPL and TSLA daily, alert on >3% moves." Auspyx figures out the data source and generates a custom UI.
Quick start, data behavior, troubleshooting, and answers to common questions.
Three steps to your first running micro-app.
Open the chat and tell Auspyx what page you want. Example: "Track AAPL and TSLA daily, alert on >3% moves." Auspyx figures out the data source and generates a custom UI.
Auspyx renders a preview with sample data. If it looks right, hit confirm to publish. The first real data fetch runs immediately.
Want to change something? Open the chat again and describe the change. Auspyx regenerates the page and keeps your history.
What gets refreshed, when, and how signals fire.
Each task runs on a schedule (default hourly; customizable in task settings). You'll see the latest snapshot every time you open the app — no manual fetch needed.
When the collected data changes (new items, threshold crossed, etc.), Auspyx creates a signal with a reason. Signals are stored forever, viewable per task or in the global signals list.
Enable email and push in Settings. Email goes to your login address. Per-task toggle controls whether a task sends notifications. Web Push is coming after launch.
When something doesn't render, collect, or notify.
The iframe sandbox isolates user code. If the page is blank, open the task detail to view the AI-generated React code and any render errors. Edit via chat to fix.
Check the task's recent execution logs. Common causes: data source rate-limited, schema changed, or auth expired. Re-prompt Auspyx to switch sources or adjust the collector.
Check that email or push is enabled in Settings, check the task's per-task notifications toggle, and confirm the signal actually fired (Signals list). Cooldown may suppress repeated alerts.
Auspyx uses a large language model to produce custom React code per task, plus a data collector for any external data. Code is sandboxed in an iframe and re-executed by the browser each time you open the app.
All task data, snapshots, and conversations live in our managed PostgreSQL database. We do not share or sell your data to third parties; see the Privacy Policy for the full list.
Per task: open task detail → settings → notifications toggle. Globally: Settings → notifications, where you can enable email and push.
Settings → Account → Delete account. All your tasks, snapshots, signals, files, and conversations are permanently removed.
Data export is on the post-launch roadmap. In the meantime, contact support with your user ID for a manual export.
Use the feedback form in Settings → Feedback & Support. We read every submission.
We're a small team — we read every feedback message and reply when something is actionable.