Blink turns a description into a working app, with a database, sign-in, a backend and hosting, and publishes it to a live link. You do it all from this conversation.
What you can do:
- Build an app by describing it: a client portal, a booking site, an internal dashboard, a landing page or a mobile app.
- Change it by asking: "add a dark mode toggle" or "let clients approve deliverables".
- Answer Blink's questions right in the chat when it needs a decision, like which kind of app or which look.
- See the finished app right in the chat, with a screenshot and what changed, then publish it to a live URL.
- Look inside any project: list your projects, read the source at any saved version, compare two versions, query the database, and read backend logs when something fails.
- Restore an earlier version if a change went wrong.
How it works: connecting is a normal sign-in, and you choose which Blink workspace to grant. Code changes always go through Blink's agent, so your app's source and its saved versions stay in step. You can disconnect at any time from Blink Settings, Access Tokens, Connected apps.
How to use
- 1Add it in ChatGPT
Open Blink in ChatGPT's Plugin directory (button above), select + to add it and sign in if asked.
- 2Use it in a chat
Type @ in the composer and pick Blink, or start your message with its name. ChatGPT may also suggest it when it fits what you ask.
Skills 1
- blink-onboarding
Get started with Blink after connecting it. Confirms which Blink workspace is connected, then helps the person build their first app, open an existing project, or publish one.
Things to ask
- “Build me a client portal where clients log in and approve deliverables”
- “Show my Blink projects and which ones are live”
- “Check the backend logs of my app and tell me what's failing”