Platform Guides Overview

Connect EnterestOS to the AI tool you use.

2 min

Problem: You built your app with an AI tool and need to add response tracking without manually editing code or breaking your existing design.

Solution: Each guide gives you a copy-pasteable prompt — paste it into your AI tool, it handles the integration, you verify with a test submission.

Non-technical? Start here.

You do not need to read the SDK docs. Pick your tool below, paste the prompt, submit a test form, and you are done in 2 minutes.

Choose Your Tool

ToolBest ForGuide
LovableNon-technical founders building full-stack apps/docs/platform-guides/lovable
BoltDevelopers using Bolt's AI-powered IDE/docs/platform-guides/bolt
CursorDevelopers editing React/Next.js in Cursor/docs/platform-guides/cursor
Claude CodeDevelopers using Claude Code CLI/docs/platform-guides/claude-code
v0Teams using Vercel's component generator/docs/platform-guides/v0
ReplitApps hosted on Replit/docs/platform-guides/replit
Generic ReactAny React app not covered above/docs/platform-guides/generic-react

How Every Guide Works

  1. 01.Upload a screenshot of your form OR paste your form code
  2. 02.Click Generate Prompt and select your platform
  3. 03.Copy the generated prompt
  4. 04.Paste it into your AI tool's chat
  5. 05.The tool updates your form — no design changes
  6. 06.Submit a test form
  7. 07.Confirm the submission appears in Inbox under Reply

Result: You now know which guide matches your tool. Every guide follows the same pattern: generate prompt → paste → test.

Common Questions

How do I add EnterestOS to an app I built with an AI tool?

Go to your EnterestOS project, upload a screenshot of your form or paste your form code, generate the integration prompt for your tool (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, etc.), paste it into the tool's chat, and submit a test form to verify.

Will adding EnterestOS change my app's design?

No. Every platform guide prompt explicitly instructs the AI tool to keep existing design, validation, and backend logic unchanged. It only adds the SDK and a trackResponse() call.