Turn an idea (or a website) into a build plan

Three doors: I have a website, I have an idea, I have no idea yet.

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Pick your door

Open the Workshop and choose the door that matches you. Each door ends in the same place: a plan, a kit list, and a prompt you paste into your builder.

  1. 1
    I have a website

    Paste your web address. We read your pages, work out what your business actually does, and suggest 3 to 5 apps that would save you hours or make you money.

    Open the Workshop
  2. 2
    I have an idea

    Type it, speak it, or drop a document (PDF or Word). We turn rough notes into a clear product description.

  3. 3
    I have no idea yet

    The Idea Lab suggests ideas built from our kit shelf, so everything it suggests is actually buildable.

The idea gets checked before you build

  1. 1
    Scored out of 4

    Demand, pain, money, and ease. Anything weak gets a plain-English warning so you don't spend weeks on a dud.

  2. 2
    Real-world research

    We look at live pages to sanity-check the idea instead of guessing. If the market looks crowded or thin, you're told.

  3. 3
    Version 1 is locked small

    We cut the idea down to a version 1 you can finish. Extras get parked in a later list, not deleted.

What you walk away with

  1. 1
    A download

    A ZIP with START-HERE.md, PRODUCT_MANUAL.md, and your prompts in the order you should paste them.

  2. 2
    A first prompt

    One long instruction for your builder. It includes your colours, fonts, sign-in, members area, and mobile setup, so the first version already looks finished.

  3. 3
    The whole app walkable on day one

    The skeleton prompt also puts every part you picked on the shelf: its page, its menu item and its tables all land straight away, with an honest screen saying which later prompt fills it in. You can click through your entire app after the first prompt instead of watching it appear two parts at a time.

  4. 4
    A brand kit

    Logo, icons, colours, fonts, and the wording to use, so your app doesn't look like a template.

  5. 5
    A saved plan

    Your plan gets an 8-character claim code. Keep it safe and you can pull the plan back into your account later.

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