FAQ
Questions before starting from a draft.
Practical answers about what InMyDraft sells, what is included, what still needs work, and how drafts can be continued with AI or a developer.
What is InMyDraft?
InMyDraft is a storefront for working website, app, and tool drafts. Each draft is a real running project base with a live demo, source code, setup notes, and honest limitations.
What is a working draft?
A working draft is a partially built project that already runs. It is more useful than an empty starter, but it is not automatically a finished production product.
Are InMyDraft products production-ready?
Not by default. Drafts are sold as source-code starting points. Some are close to production, some use mock data, and many still need developer review, setup, security hardening, or product-specific customization.
What do I get after buying a draft?
The intended package is source code, README or setup notes, license information, and continuation notes. Checkout and delivery may vary by product until every draft has a real external checkout link.
Do drafts include live demos?
Yes. The catalog is demo-first: product pages link to live demos so buyers can inspect the behavior before deciding whether the source code is useful.
Can I continue a draft with AI tools?
Yes. The drafts are designed to give AI coding tools real context: existing routes, UI, copy, product scope, and setup notes. That usually works better than prompting from a blank repo.
Why start from a draft instead of from zero?
Starting from a running baseline can save setup time, reduce repeated prompting, and make product decisions more concrete. You still need to review and adapt the code for your own use case.
Can I use a draft for client work?
Commercial use depends on the license shipped with the specific draft. Read the product page and license page before using a draft in a paid client project.
Which drafts need a database, VPS, or Docker?
Each product page lists hosting and setup requirements. Some simple client-side tools can run on Vercel, while products with PostgreSQL, Prisma, Docker, yt-dlp, file uploads, or long-lived servers need more setup.
Are there known limitations?
Yes. Known limitations are listed on each product page. This is intentional: InMyDraft sells honest working drafts, not polished claims without caveats.