Twenty-six finished applications. Watch the demo, read the walkthrough, then open the app and use it — in your browser, with nothing to install.
This is a private beta, and for now it is somewhere to look rather than somewhere to build: every template can be watched, walked through and opened, and making your own version of one is not switched on yet. The applications themselves are finished and tested — what is unfinished is the part that would build you another.
New here? Read the walkthrough first.
Forty-eight seconds. It plays without sound.
Start with a working template. Imagine it into your app.
Sixteen finished applications — twelve that are a single HTML file, four full-stack. Watch one, say what should be different, and get it back as yours.
Why these are different
The generated dashboard you have seen a hundred times opens with ten tidy users, three example tasks and every number green. It works because nothing is wrong with the data. These were built the other way round.
Slate opens with a third of its list stale and tells you today does not fit. Longhand opens with a CV of claims it cannot evidence. Ironmark opens by telling you a lift has gone backwards. Several QA checks assert the example is still bad, so nobody can quietly tidy it.
No scores out of ten, no streaks, no vague advice. Every number on every screen can be recomputed — and the QA suites recompute it rather than reading it off the screen.
1,664 checks across the apps, the wizards and the walkthroughs, every one passing, each with the screenshot it was judged on. Every count on this page is one of them.
The library
Twelve are a single HTML file — no dependencies, no build step, no server, no account and
no network requests of any kind. Four are full-stack, on React, Hono, Drizzle and
PostgreSQL, behind one docker compose up.
How it works
No credits. No token meter. No waiting to find out whether it worked.
Every template ships a narrated video and an annotated walkthrough. You see the real thing before you choose.
The customizer asks about your business, your vocabulary and the features you want — then writes the brief.
We build it and show you screenshots and a walkthrough of your own version. Nothing is charged, and there is nothing to enter.
$20 and the file is yours — one HTML file, no account, no subscription. Beta testers use an invite code instead.
