LogicGen Docs

LogicGen turns a business goal described in plain words into a working system — the customer-facing surface, the workflow behind it, and the campaign that drives it. Nothing is wired together manually.

• Describe the outcome once. LogicGen produces a plan.
• Review the plan and request changes before anything is built.
• Approve to generate. Review the output before it goes live.
• Launch. Everything is connected and running.

Sign up, create a workspace, and describe what you want to build. LogicGen handles the rest.

• Sign in with Google or email at logicgen.dev/signup.
• Create your first workspace. Name it after your business or client.
• Choose what you are building — website, Lead Automation, or campaign.
• Describe the outcome in plain words. One sentence is enough to start.

A workspace is the top-level container for your work. All projects, Lead Automations, integrations, and team members live inside it.

• Each workspace has its own projects, members, and connected tools.
• Agencies can create one workspace per client — fully isolated.
• Switch between workspaces from the sidebar without logging out.
• See Multi-tenant for agency workspace setup.

A Lead Automation is the core unit in LogicGen. It is a complete system — page or app, workflow, and campaign — built together from a single description.

• Each Lead Automation has a surface (the page or app the customer sees).
• A workflow defines what happens when someone interacts — routing, CRM sync, Slack alerts.
• A campaign layer handles emails, outbound, and re-engagement.
• Read more at Lead Automations.

Nothing in LogicGen goes live without your approval. There are two review gates — once after the plan, once after generation.

• After describing an outcome, you receive a plan. Review it and request changes before building starts.
• After generation, review the output — the surface, workflow, and campaign — before launch.
• Approve to deploy. Reject to revise.
• All decisions are recorded in the audit trail.

LogicGen connects to tools you already use. Connections use your own accounts and can be reviewed or removed at any time.

• CRM: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive.
• Email: Smartlead, Instantly, Mailchimp, Loops.
• Lead data: Apollo, Clay, Hunter.io.
• Payments: Stripe, Razorpay, Paddle.
• Deployment: Vercel, Supabase.
• See the full list at Integrations.

Every important action in LogicGen is recorded automatically — plans, edits, approvals, deployments, and integration events.

• View the full history of any project from the activity tab.
• Filter by event type — plan, generate, approve, deploy, integration.
• Export the log for client reports or internal audits.
• Read more at Audit Trail.

Agencies can manage multiple clients from a single account. Each client is isolated — their own workspace, projects, and data.

• Create a separate workspace for each client.
• Reuse Lead Automations across the portfolio.
• Give clients access to review and approve without seeing other clients.
• See LogicGen for agencies and Multi-tenant.