Quickstart

rendfly’s quickstart today is short — auth is shipped, the rest is on the way. Here’s what you can do right now: create an account, set up a workspace and a project, and get your dashboard ready for when the provider connector ships.

1. Create an account

Go to https://rendfly.com/signup. You’ll need an email address and a password — no OAuth, no credit card at this step.

After you submit the form, a verification email lands from mail.rendfly.com. Click the link inside to confirm your address before logging in. If it doesn’t arrive within a minute, check your spam folder — Sendkit-delivered email occasionally gets filtered by aggressive spam rules on first contact.

Once verified, sign in at https://rendfly.com/login.

2. Create a workspace

A workspace is the billing and access boundary for everything in rendfly. Your plan tier, invoices, and user invites are all scoped to the workspace. Pick a name that makes sense on an invoice — typically your company name or project name for solo founders.

On Indie, you get one workspace. On Agency, the same workspace can hold up to 10 projects and 5 users. The workspace name is editable after creation, so don’t overthink it.

For the full definition of what a workspace contains, see the glossary.

3. Create a project

A project maps to one agent. Each project tracks its own system message, provider connection, extracted rules, and alert configuration independently. If you run a WhatsApp support bot and a Slack help assistant, those would be two separate projects.

On the Indie tier you get one project. On Agency you get up to ten — useful when you’re managing agents for multiple clients and need per-client visibility and alert routing.

During the creation flow you’ll be asked to give the project a name and optionally paste in your agent’s system message. You can do that now or later — the system message is required for rule extraction and judging, but you can save an empty project and fill it in once you’re ready to connect a provider.

4. The dashboard

Once the project is created, you’ll land on the dashboard. Right now it shows an empty conversation feed and a placeholder card: Connect your provider →

That placeholder is where the next release picks up. The provider connector — proxy mode, API mode, or SDK wrapper — isn’t available yet. When it ships, this card becomes the entry point for wiring your agent’s traffic into rendfly.

Once connected, the same dashboard will show:

Live conversations as they arrive, with per-conversation judge scores
Per-rule pass/fail breakdowns so you can see which constraint is failing and how often
Drift indicators comparing the rolling 24-hour window to the 7-day baseline
Alert history with timestamps and the rule that triggered each alert

What’s next

The next release ships the provider connector. Start with proxy mode — it’s a one-line change to your agent’s base_url and works with any OpenAI-compatible provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, Mistral, and others). If you’re not sure what rendfly does once conversations start flowing, read What is rendfly for the full picture.