Client Portal foundation
Member sign-in, sign-up and password recovery; courses, communities, appointments, shared files, invoices and supported account experiences.
Use Client Portal as the customer-facing foundation for member accounts, courses, communities, appointments, files and supported CRM data—then use Client App Builder to shape it into a custom web portal or installable Android experience through natural-language instructions.
Built on your Client Portal foundation
Create web portals or Android APK experiences
Connect supported CRM and member capabilities
Client App Builder
Client Portal + CRM
Member portal
Courses
Community
Bookings
Files
Client app
ONE CONNECTED EXPERIENCE
The two capabilities work together. Client Portal manages the supported member identity and customer-facing services. Client App Builder gives you an AI-guided way to personalize the interface, pages, navigation and brand instead of starting a separate software project.
Member sign-in, sign-up and password recovery; courses, communities, appointments, shared files, invoices and supported account experiences.
Describe the experience, answer setup questions, review the proposed plan, generate pages and continue improving them through prompts and supported visual editing.
Use supported CRM information and Custom Objects so the app can display or collect useful customer and member records with configured visibility.
Each project is created as either Web or Mobile. The type cannot currently be changed after creation, so choose according to access, distribution and update requirements.
Publish a browser-based member experience with responsive preview, an available app.clientclub.net address and supported custom-domain connection.
Configure supported mobile navigation, identity, colors, opening screen and device access, then generate a signed Android APK.
Use natural language to generate a more distinctive page structure, dashboard, navigation and visual experience. Continue refining supported web apps through prompts, suggested actions and visual edits.
Begin with the familiar Client Portal structure, then personalize supported pages, branding, navigation, default screens, mobile tabs and layout controls.
Let members browse eligible courses, purchase available content, access lessons, track progress and join supported live sessions.
Give members access to supported groups, feeds, invitations and discovery experiences between lessons, sessions or purchases.
Make supported appointment experiences available inside the same destination members already use.
Deliver onboarding documents, worksheets, reports, service resources and other approved files.
Use existing Client Portal sign-in, sign-up and password-recovery infrastructure rather than maintaining another identity system.
Create data-driven member experiences using supported CRM information and custom records with configured visibility.
Use supported invoice-based payment actions in eligible web experiences when a compatible payment provider is connected.
Customize supported colors, fonts, identity, page hierarchy, navigation items and opening experiences.
Model business-specific records such as coaching applications, property inquiries, service requests, progress check-ins or event preferences. AI can propose fields and relationships, while you review the structure, examples and member visibility before approval.
Explain what members should submit, view or manage.
Check proposed fields, dropdown values, relationships and sample records.
Choose whether members see their own records, company-associated records or an appropriate read-only set.
Approve the object and the supported pages or actions that use it.
Programs, sessions, learning progress, community, worksheets, applications and check-ins.
Membership resources, training programs, class or coaching appointments, community challenges and progress check-ins.
Service information, appointment access, preparation guidance, membership benefits, aftercare resources and feedback requests.
Appointment access, approved preparation material, forms, shared resources and non-clinical service requests with carefully configured privacy.
Customer onboarding, booking access, shared files, service requests, invoice actions, maintenance guidance and repeat-service resources.
Shared files, service requests, approvals, appointments, invoices and client resources.
Courses, lessons, discussions, live sessions, resources and learner submissions.
Property requirements, documents, viewing requests, consultation booking and inquiry records.
Onboarding, appointments, documents, invoices, service requests and educational resources.
Give customers one branded destination instead of sending them across unrelated course, booking, file and account tools.
Make common resources, appointments, records and next steps easier to find without requiring a team response for every request.
Keep learning, community, service resources and account activity visible after the initial purchase or appointment.
Connect supported app activity to the same member and CRM foundation rather than maintaining another isolated identity and data store.
Move from a clear business brief to a testable portal structure before committing to a separate custom-development project.
Apply the business identity, navigation and content hierarchy across the customer-facing experience.
Explain the business, audience, member jobs, content, actions and desired brand.
Select Web or Mobile and decide between a custom AI build or ClientPortal Standard.
Answer setup questions and review the supported web build plan before generation.
Let AI create the pages, navigation and supported functionality.
Use conversation, visual edits or standard customization controls according to the project type.
Validate access, data, functionality and responsive behavior before web publication or APK generation.
Client App Builder is designed for supported Client Portal and CRM experiences. It is not currently a general-purpose backend, arbitrary native-app generator or app-store publishing service.
Read the full guide to web versus Android decisions, prompts, Custom Objects, member visibility, testing, publishing and current limitations.
Read the Client App Builder guideYes. Client Portal provides the supported member foundation, including authentication and customer-facing experiences. Client App Builder is the AI-powered creation layer used to personalize that foundation into branded web portals and Android apps.
No. You can describe the experience in natural language and continue refining it with AI conversations and available customization controls. The builder is limited to its supported capabilities rather than arbitrary software development.
Yes, as separate projects within the combined app limit. A project is selected as Web or Mobile when it is created and cannot currently switch type later.
Not currently. The documented mobile output is a signed Android APK. iOS app generation and direct app-store publishing are not currently supported.
Yes. Supported Client Portal experiences include courses, communities, appointments, shared files, member accounts and related capabilities already configured in the account.
Supported CRM information and Custom Objects can power data-driven member experiences. Configure visibility carefully so each member sees only the records appropriate to them or their company.
Eligible web experiences can use supported invoice-based payment actions when a compatible payment provider is connected. Custom shopping carts and independent checkout systems are not currently supported.
Compatible tools can connect through the supported MCP workflow for web projects. Current MCP access does not publish apps, manage secrets or build production mobile apps.
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