Apps: Adding logic to your app
Adding AI to your app
Let your app call AI for text, structured data and images, and understand how these calls count against your limits.
Let your app call AI for text, structured data and images, and understand how these calls count against your limits.
Your app can use AI directly — summarizing notes, writing replies, extracting data, generating images.
"When a user pastes a job description, use AI to extract the title, company and salary into the form." Draftship wires it up with the SDK's InvokeLLM.
AI features count toward your limits, so from the browser they only work for signed-in users, up to 60 AI requests and 10 images per hour each. To offer AI to visitors who haven't signed in, ask for it in a backend function with its own limit.
| Integration | Returns |
|---|---|
InvokeLLM |
Text, or a JSON object when a schema is given. |
GenerateImage |
{ url } of a generated image stored with your app. |
See Common SDK uses for code.
AI calls made by your app count against your (the owner's) limits, not your visitors'. On the Free plan an app can make 30 AI calls per 24 hours. On paid plans calls draw from your 5-hour and weekly limits; when a limit is reached, calls fail with a clear message until it refills.