Quick Start Guide

A step-by-step walkthrough to get your first blueprint in under 5 minutes.

Quick Start Guide

A step-by-step walkthrough to get your first blueprint in under 5 minutes.


Creating Your Account

1. Visit the Registration Page

Go to stacksfinder.com/register in your browser.

2. Enter Your Details

Field Requirements
Email Must be a valid email you can access
Password At least 8 characters

3. Verify Your Email

  • Check your inbox for a verification email
  • Click the verification link
  • You'll be redirected to the login page

4. Log In

Use your email and password to log in at stacksfinder.com/login.


Creating Your First Project

Step 1: Start a New Project

From your dashboard, click the "New Project" button.

Step 2: Name Your Project

Give it a descriptive name like:

  • "E-commerce MVP"
  • "Personal Blog"
  • "Company API"

Step 3: Describe Your Goals

Tell us what you're building:

  • What problem are you solving?
  • Who will use it?
  • How big is your team?

Step 4: Set Your Priorities

Use the sliders to indicate what matters most:

Priority When to prioritize
Performance High-traffic apps, real-time features
Developer Experience Solo developers, small teams
Time to Market MVPs, quick validation
Scalability Growing startups, enterprise
Cost Bootstrap, limited budget

Step 5: Generate Your Blueprint

Click "Generate Blueprint" and wait for the magic to happen (10-30 seconds).


Understanding Your Results

Your blueprint includes:

Technology Recommendations

Each recommended technology shows:

  • Score — 0-100 rating for your context
  • Reason — Why it was chosen
  • Trade-offs — What to consider

Score Colors

Color Score Meaning
Green 80-100 Excellent match
Yellow 60-79 Good with trade-offs
Red 0-59 Not recommended

Confidence Level

  • High — Strong match, well-established tech
  • Medium — Good match, some uncertainty
  • Low — Unusual requirements, investigate further

Saving and Exporting

Save Your Project

Your project is automatically saved. Access it anytime from your dashboard.

Export Options

Format Best For
Markdown GitHub READMEs, documentation
PDF Presentations, sharing
JSON Integrations, data processing

Tips for Better Results

Be Specific

Instead of "I want a fast app", try:

  • "Real-time chat with 1000+ concurrent users"
  • "Dashboard with complex data visualizations"

Consider Your Team

  • Solo developer? Prioritize learning curve and documentation
  • Team of 5+? Prioritize scalability and maintainability

Think Long-Term

  • Where will you be in 6 months?
  • What features might you add?
  • How will traffic grow?

What's Next?


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Last updated: December 2025