Add a backend to a website
Ask for a data-backed feature in Website chat, enable the backend when prompted, then test it with safe data.
Add backend features from the chat on the right side of the Website workspace. Describe what visitors should do and what data the site should save. Kuse will ask you to enable the backend when the feature needs persistent data.
Ask for one backend feature
Open the site you want to change, then enter a direct request in the chat. For example:
Add a signup form to this event site. Save the name, email address, and selected session. Make email required, reject duplicate email addresses, and show a confirmation after submission.
You do not need to ask Kuse to "write a backend" separately. Describe the user action, the fields to save, validation rules, and who should be able to view or change the records. Do not put secret keys, private credentials, or production data in the prompt.
Enable the backend when prompted
When Kuse needs data storage, the chat shows a This site needs a backend card. Review it and click Enable Backend. Kuse sets up the backend and continues building the requested feature automatically.
If the card does not appear, make the storage requirement explicit. For example: "Save each submission so it is still available after the page refreshes."
Test and revise in chat
Use fictional records in preview. Test a valid submission, a missing required field, a duplicate submission, and a page refresh to confirm that saved data remains available. If anything is wrong, describe the specific change in the same chat, such as: "Keep email required, but replace the browser error with an inline message under the field."
After preview works, publish the site and repeat the same checks on the live version. Websites with a backend cannot currently be shared as editable copies.