UOVA concepts
The ideas behind UOVA in three short pages: how Build and Studio relate, how accounts and projects work, and a glossary of every term you meet.
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.
UOVA is two products on one account. Build turns a description or a template into a website you edit and publish. Studio makes images, video and audio. Both spend the same credits, and both sit behind the same sign-in.
#Read in this order
Build and StudioWhat each half does, what it costs and how they share an account and credits.Accounts, sites and projectsWhat an account owns, why there are no teams yet and what each plan changes.GlossaryOne-sentence definitions of credit, project, Inspector, quote, DNS and more.
New to UOVA? The Quickstart takes you from sign-up to a published site and a first image. If something here does not answer your question, see Help & Support.
#Three facts that explain most questions
- Credits are one pool. The site generator, the editor's AI chat, Studio images and video, upscaling and background removal all draw from it. See How credits work.
- A site has two copies. The editor holds your working draft, and the live site shows the snapshot from your last publish. Edits go live only when you select Update. See Versions and republishing.
- Every model is available on every plan, and so is every template. The things that depend on your plan are the size of the credit pool, connecting a custom domain and removing the Made in UOVA badge.