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Lovable Build — Distribution Engine

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PRD (paste and fill in):
Product: Distribution Engine
User: Business owners or teams who want to share products, services, updates, or offers more consistently
Problem: Good updates and offers often do not get shared consistently because the process is too manual, repetitive, or easy to forget
Promise: A simple system that helps the user send the right message to the right people with less effort
MVP Scope:
- Define what is being shared
- Define who should get it
- Define what starts the process
- Choose where it goes
- Generate a simple send plan or distribution summary
- Save the setup for future use
Inputs:
- What are you sharing? Product update / Service offer / Reminder / Weekly recap / Announcement / Follow-up / Other
- Who gets it? New leads / Existing customers / Team members / Partners / Newsletter list / Other
- What starts it? Manual button click / New form submission / New signup / Weekly schedule / Status change / Other
- Where does it go? Email / Text / Internal alert / CRM note / Dashboard / Social post draft
- Optional: Short message summary; Next action after send
Requirements:
- The flow must be simple and easy to complete
- The user should be able to move from input to output quickly
- The final output should clearly explain what gets sent, to whom, when, and where
- Everything works without login; local storage is fine
Success Metrics:
- % of users completing the full setup flow
- % of users saving a distribution setup
- % of users reusing a saved setup
- % of users generating a usable output
Out of Scope Today:
- Live integrations, advanced analytics, full CRM sync, multi-user collaboration, complex permissioning, real sending infrastructure

Now turn this PRD into a Loveable build prompt. The build prompt must include:
- Screens (Home, Setup Flow, Review, Saved Setups)
- Data Model (Distribution Setup)
- Logic Rules (collect the five key answers, generate a clean summary, save the setup, reopen saved setups)
- Acceptance Criteria (user completes flow; summary is readable; saved setup can be reopened)

Acceptance / quality check: A user can complete the main loop in under 2 minutes — Start Setup → Answer the Questions → Review the Distribution Summary → Save Setup → Reopen Saved Setup.