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One publish. App + API + AI + Data. Describe an application or publish browser-ready files. MiniUp brings its UI, enabled APIs, AI actions and data together using existing access rules. Simple content can stay a Site; data and backend capabilities are added when the app needs them.

Explore unified app capabilities, including app discovery, OpenAPI, Use with AI and Effective Access.

New to MiniUp? Publish something small, then build on it.

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Find your next step

01Get StartedFrom your first file to your first app.02Sites & PublishingPublish, update, share, and use your own domain.03Access & MembersChoose who can enter and what they can do.04Tables & APIsCreate records, collect submissions, and connect apps.05FunctionsTest and publish secure application logic.06Authenticated AppsCombine members, roles, and a private backend.07DataConnect sources and reuse approved datasets.08Parquet & GeoParquetAnalyze larger datasets and build maps.09PDF Knowledge PacksTurn source documents into app-ready knowledge.10ChatGPT & AICreate from uploads, hosted data, and clear prompts.11SecurityProtect credentials and authorize each operation.12Limits & PlansFind current allowances and account settings.13ExamplesBuild with complete, practical examples.14TroubleshootingFind the next step when something fails.15ReferenceLook up formats, public contracts, and terms.

Choose a learning path

  1. Share content: publish a site, update files, and share the result.
  2. Build a data app: create a Table, call its API, or reuse hosted datasets.
  3. Build a member app: configure Site Access, add a Site Members Function, and follow the complete example.
  4. Create with AI: connect MiniUp in ChatGPT, select a Dataset Bundle, and review the published app.

Browse all app examples when you are ready to build.

Search and reference

Use the documentation search for feature names, tasks, or errors such as 401, 403, bootstrap, and MINIUP_USER. Search works on phones as well as desktop. Troubleshooting helps diagnose failed actions. The glossary explains product terminology.

For AI tools, use the documentation index, llms.txt, or full public documentation.

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