# Add an application 

Remember, in the Turn it Off platform, we organise things around;

1. **Your Application (e.g. your website, your finance system, your CRM system etc.), then**
2. their Environments (e.g. non-production testing, non-production staging etc.), then
3. the Resources (e.g. virtual machines, database services etc.) in each of those environments.

Once you've [connected your cloud provider](/getting-started/providers.md), you can move on to onboarding your first application, their related environments and the resources in each of those environments you wish to control using Turn it Off.

The following demo walks you how to add an application, before you use our easy-to-use Wizard to begin adding Environment(s) to that Application, and start adding Resources from each of those Environments to manage using Turn it Off.

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