Founders & early startups — real builds and copy-ready starters, grouped by what you’re trying to make. Filter by type (web app vs. agent) or tool, or search.
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CRM & sales8
Base44 Founder AI-native SME Small biz
Course starter
Sales CRM with pipeline stages
A customer-relationship manager where you add leads, drag them through pipeline stages, and log every call or email against a contact.
→Your whole team works one shared pipeline instead of a messy spreadsheet — with logins, so everyone sees the same live data.
Try it yourself
Build a CRM where I can add leads, move them through pipeline stages (New, Contacted, Demo, Won, Lost), and log calls and notes on each lead. Give every teammate their own login and show a dashboard of deals by stage.
Base44 Founder
Course starter
Investor outreach CRM
A fundraising CRM tracking each investor, their stage in your raise, last contact, and notes from every meeting.
→Run your raise like a sales pipeline so no warm intro goes cold.
Try it yourself
Build an investor CRM where I track each investor with their firm, check size, stage (To Contact, Pitched, Diligence, Committed, Passed), and meeting notes. Show a dashboard of total committed vs target and which investors need follow-up.
Base44 Founder Creator
Course starter
Affiliate & referral portal
A portal where affiliates log in, get a referral link, and see clicks, conversions, and commissions owed.
→Runs a referral program transparently so partners trust their numbers.
Try it yourself
Build an affiliate portal where partners sign up and get a unique referral link. Track clicks and conversions per affiliate and show them their commissions owed. Give me an admin view of total referred revenue and a payout queue.
Lovable Founder Small biz
Course starter
Lightweight CRM for early sales
A simple CRM with a contact list, deal pipeline kanban, notes, and activity log.
→Track your first hundred deals without paying for a heavyweight CRM.
Try it yourself
Build a lightweight CRM where I log in and manage contacts and deals. Show deals as a drag-and-drop kanban board with stages from Lead to Won, let me add notes and next steps to each contact, and show a dashboard of pipeline value by stage.
n8n Founder Small biz
Course starter
Typeform lead capture to Airtable + confirmation email
When someone submits a contact form, the workflow saves their details to an Airtable CRM table and immediately sends them a personalised confirmation email via SMTP.
→Every inbound lead is captured and acknowledged within seconds, with no copy-paste from a form inbox.
Try it yourself
Webhook trigger (Typeform webhook) → Airtable node (create record) → Send Email node (SMTP, personalised subject + body from form fields).
Zapier AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
HubSpot deal closed → Slack celebration + Google Sheets log
When a HubSpot deal moves to "Closed Won", Zapier posts a team celebration message to Slack (with deal value and owner) and logs the deal to a running revenue tracker in Google Sheets.
→Wins are celebrated publicly and revenue is logged automatically — no hunting in the CRM for month-end numbers.
Try it yourself
Trigger: HubSpot (deal stage changed to Closed Won) → Action: Slack (post message) → Action: Google Sheets (append row with deal name, value, owner, date).
Windsurf Founder Small biz
In the gallery
Add a real-time activity feed to an existing CRM view
Windsurf reads the existing CRM codebase (React + Node + Postgres), adds a Server-Sent Events endpoint for activity events, and builds the feed component with live updates — without touching unrelated parts of the app.
→Sales reps see contact activity in real time without manually refreshing the page, catching follow-up moments they previously missed.
Try it yourself
In Windsurf: "Add a real-time activity feed to the ContactDetail view. Use Server-Sent Events from a new GET /api/contacts/:id/feed endpoint. Persist events via the existing ActivityLog model."
OpenClaw Founder AI-native SME
In the gallery
Shared inbox triage and draft replies
OpenClaw reads a shared support or sales inbox on a schedule, classifies each new thread by intent, drafts a context-aware reply using remembered tone preferences, and posts a Telegram summary of what it handled versus what needs a human.
→Routine enquiries get a fast, on-brand first response and the team only touches threads that actually need judgment.
Try it yourself
Message your bot: "Every hour, check the support inbox. Classify each thread, draft a reply for anything routine, save your drafts for my approval, and ping me for anything urgent."
Dashboards & analytics9
Base44 AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
Operations KPI dashboard
A central dashboard where teams enter weekly metrics and leadership sees trends, targets, and red flags in one view.
→Gives the leadership team one honest scoreboard instead of five conflicting spreadsheets.
Try it yourself
Build an operations dashboard where each team logs in weekly to enter their KPIs (revenue, churn, leads, NPS). Show leadership a dashboard with trend charts, progress against targets, and metrics highlighted red when they miss target.
Lovable Founder AI-native SME
Course starter
Customer-facing analytics dashboard
A dashboard product where each customer logs in to see their own metrics in charts and tables.
→Ship the dashboard layer of your product without building UI from scratch.
Try it yourself
Build a customer-facing analytics dashboard where each user signs in and sees only their own data. Show summary metric cards, a line chart of trends over time, a breakdown pie chart, and a filterable table, with date-range filters at the top.
v0 Founder AI-native SME
In the gallery
Product analytics dashboard
An admin dashboard UI with KPI cards, line and bar charts, a recent-activity feed and a sidebar nav.
→A real-looking internal dashboard shell you can wire to your own data later.
Try it yourself
Create a product analytics dashboard with a left sidebar, top KPI cards (active users, revenue, churn, conversion), a large revenue line chart, a signups-by-source bar chart, and a recent events table.
An open dashboard to manage fleets of agents, dispatch tasks, and track costs across them.
→Multi-agent work becomes observable and budgetable instead of a black box.
Try it yourself
Build me a control-room dashboard for my agent fleet — list every running agent, let me dispatch tasks to each, and show a live cost tally so I can see what each agent is spending.
Each morning the scenario pulls key metrics from multiple sources (e.g. Stripe MRR, Google Analytics sessions, Intercom conversations), appends a row to a Google Sheets ledger, and emails a summary to the leadership team.
→A single morning email replaces manual tab-switching across five dashboards.
Add a metrics aggregation backend to a content dashboard
In an existing Next.js + Prisma project, Opencode adds a `/api/metrics` route that aggregates post views, engagement, and subscriber counts from three database tables, with caching and a typed response schema.
→The dashboard loads real aggregated data instead of mock values; the typed schema prevents mismatches between the API and the front-end chart components.
Try it yourself
Run `opencode`: "Add a GET /api/metrics route to this Next.js app. Aggregate views, engagement, and subscribers from the Prisma schema in prisma/schema.prisma. Add a 60-second cache. Return a typed JSON response."
Cursor AI-native SME Founder
In the gallery
Find and optimise slow SQL queries in an existing ORM layer
Cursor reads the SQLAlchemy model definitions and the slow-query log, identifies N+1 patterns and missing indexes, rewrites the problematic queries using eager loading, and generates the Alembic migration to add the indexes.
→Dashboard load time drops from 4.2 s to 0.6 s; the migration is production-ready with rollback included.
Try it yourself
Open Cursor chat with the ORM files in context: "Here is the slow-query log. Find N+1 patterns and missing indexes in models/. Rewrite the queries and generate an Alembic migration for the recommended indexes."
Antigravity Founder
In the gallery
Instrument an existing app with a custom analytics tracker
Antigravity reads the app's router and key interaction points, inserts lightweight event tracking calls (page views, button clicks, form submissions) without coupling business logic to the analytics library, and adds a typed event catalogue.
→The founder has a complete funnel view within one day of setup, without any manual instrumentation pass.
Try it yourself
In Antigravity: "Add event tracking to this React app using our existing analytics.track() utility. Instrument all route changes, CTA button clicks, and form submissions. Add a TypeScript enum for all event names."
OpenClaw AI-native SME Founder Scientist
Course starter
API or metric threshold alert
OpenClaw polls an internal API or public endpoint on a schedule, evaluates a condition you define (error rate, response time, a numeric threshold), and fires an alert to Telegram or Slack the moment the condition is breached — along with the raw value and a short triage note.
→You are notified the instant a KPI or system metric crosses a threshold, without running a monitoring stack or paying for an alerting service.
Try it yourself
Message your bot: "Every 15 minutes, hit [endpoint]. If the response time is over 2s or the status is not 200, ping me on Telegram with the value and a one-line triage note."
Customer & client portals3
Base44 Founder AI-native SME
Course starter
Customer account portal
A logged-in portal where your customers view their account, submit requests, and download their documents and invoices.
→Gives customers a self-serve home and cuts repetitive support requests.
Try it yourself
Build a customer portal where my clients log in to see their account details, submit support or change requests, and download their invoices and documents. Give my team an admin view to respond to requests and manage each client’s files.
Dify Founder Small biz
In the gallery
Customer support agent over product docs
An agent that answers incoming support questions by retrieving relevant sections from product documentation, then composes a natural-language reply — escalating to a human when confidence is low.
→Routine FAQ traffic is deflected automatically, cutting first-response time from hours to seconds.
Try it yourself
Import product docs → Dify Knowledge base → Create Agent app (tool: knowledge retrieval) → Set fallback: "I'll connect you with the team" when score < threshold → Connect via API to your support widget.
Flowise Founder Small biz
Course starter
Docs-grounded support bot
A Flowise agent ingests your product docs and FAQ, then answers customer questions in an embeddable chat widget — escalating to a human when it is unsure.
→A 24/7 support assistant on your site that only answers from your real documentation.
Try it yourself
Build a Retrieval QA chatflow over your docs → "Embed in website" → paste the snippet on your landing page.
Booking & scheduling1
Zapier Founder Small biz
Course starter
Calendly booking → instant Slack ping
The moment a prospect books a meeting in Calendly, Zapier fires a Slack message to the relevant channel with the invitee's name, company, meeting type, and a calendar link — no checking the inbox.
→The whole team sees new bookings in real time so the right person can prepare.
Try it yourself
Trigger: Calendly (new invitee created) → Action: Slack (send message with invitee name, meeting type, time).
Internal tools & ops46
Base44 AI-native SME Founder
In the gallery
Team project & task board
A kanban board where tasks move across columns, get assigned to people, and roll up into a workload dashboard.
→A shared source of truth for who’s doing what, tailored to your team’s exact workflow.
Try it yourself
Build a project board with columns (To Do, Doing, Review, Done). Each task has an assignee, due date, priority, and description. Let teammates log in, drag tasks across columns, and comment. Add a dashboard of tasks per person and overdue items.
A helpdesk where an autonomous Superagent reads incoming tickets, drafts a reply from your knowledge base, and flags hard ones for a human.
→Deflects routine questions automatically while keeping a human in the loop for the tricky ones.
Try it yourself
Build a support app where customers submit tickets. Add an AI Superagent that reads each ticket, searches our help articles, drafts a suggested reply, and auto-tags urgency. Let agents log in to approve or edit the draft before it’s sent.
Base44 AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
Meeting notes & action tracker
A shared log of meetings where each one captures notes and action items with an owner, due date, and status.
→Decisions and follow-ups actually get done because every action has an owner and a deadline.
Try it yourself
Build a meeting tracker where I log each meeting with attendees and notes, then add action items with an owner, due date, and status. Let owners log in to mark their actions done and show a dashboard of open and overdue actions per person.
Lovable AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
Team goals & OKR tracker
An internal tool for setting objectives and key results, with owners, progress, and check-ins.
→Make goals visible and reviewable instead of forgotten after the offsite.
Try it yourself
Build an OKR tracker where teams set objectives with measurable key results, assign owners, and update progress as a percentage. Show a company dashboard rolling up progress by team, and add quarterly check-in notes on each objective.
Lovable Founder AI-native SME
Course starter
Multi-team SaaS with workspaces
A SaaS where users create or join a workspace, invite teammates, and share scoped data.
→Get the multi-tenant foundation most B2B SaaS needs, generated for you.
Try it yourself
Build a SaaS with team workspaces where a user can create a workspace, invite teammates by email, and assign roles of admin or member. Scope all data to the workspace so teams only see their own, and add a settings page to manage members and billing.
v0 Founder AI-native SME
In the gallery
Auth screens (sign up & log in)
A matched pair of authentication screens with email/password, social buttons and a split-image layout.
→Professional auth UI you can drop into any Next.js app.
Try it yourself
Create sign-up and log-in screens with a split layout: form on the left, brand imagery on the right. Include email and password fields, “continue with Google” and “continue with GitHub” buttons, and a forgot-password link.
A drag-friendly board with columns, task cards, labels, assignees and an add-task modal.
→A working project board UI for a small internal tool.
Try it yourself
Build a Kanban board with columns To Do, In Progress, and Done, draggable task cards showing title, label colour, and assignee avatar, a card-count per column, and an “add task” modal.
v0 Founder AI-native SME
In the gallery
AI chat interface
A chatbot UI with a message thread, streaming-style assistant bubbles, an input bar and suggested prompts.
→A clean chat front-end ready to connect to any model API.
Try it yourself
Build an AI chat interface with a scrollable message thread, alternating user and assistant bubbles, a typing indicator, suggested-prompt chips above the input, and a textarea with a send button.
A guided setup flow with a progress stepper, per-step forms and a finish summary.
→A smooth first-run experience that lifts activation.
Try it yourself
Design a multi-step onboarding wizard with a top progress stepper, steps for account details, team setup, and preferences, back/next navigation with validation, and a confirmation screen at the end.
Hermes Founder AI-native SME
Real build
Plan → Code → QA → Ship in one run
A main agent plans, a coder sub-agent implements, a QA sub-agent tests, and failures loop back to repair before it ships — a one-person build team on cheaper models.
→A solo founder gets a plan-build-test-fix loop that normally needs a small team.
Try it yourself
Act as a one-person build team for [describe your feature] — plan it yourself, implement it with a coder sub-agent, test it with a QA sub-agent, loop back on failures, and message me on Telegram when it ships.
A community skill that turns any startup idea into eight investor-ready documents — market analysis, competitor map, pitch deck — plus a landing page. Needs the startup-architect skill installed first.
→A fundraising starter pack drafted in one prompt, ready for you to sharpen.
Try it yourself
Turn this idea — [your idea in one sentence] — into a full investor-ready kit: market analysis, competitor map, pitch deck outline, and a landing page draft.
A builder switched to Hermes and shipped five small apps in a single day, leaning on the agent's self-learning to speed up each build.
→Idea-to-launch compresses to hours when the agent remembers your stack between builds.
Try it yourself
I want to ship [your app idea] today — plan the simplest working version, build it, write a reusable skill for any repeating patterns, and tell me when each milestone is done so I can keep the momentum.
A main agent with cross-project memory spawns a sub-agent per project or Slack channel, runs on a VPS, and sends a daily WhatsApp report.
→One coordinating brain that remembers every project — and reports proactively.
Try it yourself
Act as my Chief of Staff — keep cross-project memory, spin up a sub-agent for each of my projects, and send me a WhatsApp summary every evening at 7pm covering progress, blockers, and what needs my attention.
After ~10 days the agent internalises a developer's review preferences — which files to read first, patterns to flag, how to format output.
→Code review that fits your team’s taste because it actually remembers it.
Try it yourself
Study my repo at [path] — learn which files matter most, note patterns to flag in reviews, and remember my preferred output format. After ten sessions, save everything you have learned as a codebase-review skill.
A second agent monitors Hermes’s workflows in real time, catches breaks as they happen, and fixes them mid-run.
→Long autonomous runs that self-correct instead of silently failing.
Try it yourself
Spin up a monitor sub-agent that watches my main workflow in real time, catches any tool failure or loop, fixes it mid-run if it can, and pings me on Telegram if it needs my input.
A multi-agent orchestration layer that splits a goal into research, planning and execution agents.
→A repeatable way to throw several agents at one objective without chaos.
Try it yourself
For this goal — [your goal] — split the work into three specialist agents: one for research, one for planning, and one for execution. Coordinate them and report back with the final output when done.
An AI-native SDLC built on a code graph so the agent understands the whole repo before it changes anything.
→Bigger changes land safely because the agent reasons over the full codebase.
Try it yourself
Index my entire repo into a code graph, then implement [your feature or bug fix] — read the graph to understand dependencies before touching anything, and show me a diff for review before committing.
A three-actor email orchestration on DBOS + PostgreSQL + S3 with the Gmail API, running in production for weeks.
→Proof Hermes holds up as real backend infrastructure, not just a demo.
Try it yourself
Build a three-actor email pipeline on PostgreSQL: one actor fetches new Gmail threads, one drafts replies in my voice, one sends approved drafts — save it as a skill and run it every 30 minutes.
Merge to main → an image builds → a watcher restarts the agent automatically, so the agent ships its own updates.
→Your agent improves on a normal git workflow, hands-off.
Try it yourself
Set up a CI/CD loop for this repo — on every merge to main, build a new image, restart the agent automatically, and message me on Telegram confirming the version that is now live.
An MCP server that exposes nine Hermes tools (terminal, file I/O, web search, memory, skills) to any MCP client like Claude Desktop. Needs the Hermes MCP server skill installed first.
→Your favourite chat app gets Hermes’s hands without leaving its window.
Try it yourself
Connect to my MCP client and expose your terminal, file I/O, web search, and memory tools so I can use them from any MCP client without switching apps.
A consultant ran a production Hermes for 297+ days straight, automating over $100K of client value.
→Evidence a self-hosted agent can be durable, revenue-generating infrastructure.
Try it yourself
Take over [my recurring client deliverable — weekly reports / data pulls / outreach sequences], run it automatically every week, and log completed work to memory.
A 24/7 setup runs four Hermes agents — PM, Dev, DevOps and Content — sharing five MCP servers and 34 tools, coordinated by a watchdog.
→A blueprint where each function has an always-on agent doing the routine work.
Try it yourself
Set up a four-agent team for my company with a PM, Dev, DevOps and Content agent sharing the same MCP tools, and message me on Telegram when each agent completes a task.
Claude handles chat and research while Hermes does the execution — email, browsing, forms — 24/7 on a mini PC.
→A clean division of labour: one brain to think, one to do.
Try it yourself
Handle all my execution tasks — email, browsing, form submissions — triggered by my Claude chat sessions, and remember my workflow preferences across both agents.
A community installer that stands up Hermes with 29 pre-configured plugins in a single command.
Try it yourself
Run the Evey community installer to stand up Hermes with 29 pre-configured plugins in a single command on my machine. Needs the evey-setup skill installed first.
A GEPA + DSPy loop that optimises the agent's skills, prompts and tool text into PR-ready improvements. Needs the GEPA + DSPy self-evolution plugin installed first.
Try it yourself
Analyse my last week of sessions and generate PR-ready skill and prompt improvements using the self-evolution loop.
A deployment pattern running Hermes as a Fly Machine with a volume-backed data dir for ~$15/month.
Try it yourself
Generate a Fly.io deployment config for yourself with a volume-backed data directory, then walk me through deploying it as a Fly Machine for roughly $15 per month.
A community plugin that watches sessions and turns repeated workflows into reusable skills automatically. Needs the hermes-skill-factory plugin installed first.
Try it yourself
Watch my sessions over the next week and automatically package any repeated workflows into reusable skills.
A community skill that delegates tasks across Hermes, Codex and Claude through the Agent Client Protocol. Needs the hermes-agent-acp-skill installed first.
Try it yourself
Break my current task — [task] — into sub-tasks and delegate the coding parts to Codex and the reasoning parts to Claude via ACP.
Polls Gmail for new messages, sends each through an AI classifier node that assigns a category (support, billing, press, spam), then applies the matching label and optionally drafts a reply.
→The inbox is pre-sorted before a human reads it, cutting triage time by roughly half.
Add a REST endpoint + OpenAPI docs to an existing FastAPI app
In an existing FastAPI codebase, Claude Code adds a new `/reports/summary` GET endpoint: it reads the router pattern, creates the Pydantic schema, wires the database query, writes the route, adds tests, and updates the OpenAPI description — touching five files consistently.
→The endpoint is live and tested within 20 minutes, and the generated OpenAPI spec is correct on the first try.
Try it yourself
Run `claude` in the project root: "Add a GET /reports/summary endpoint to the FastAPI app. Follow the pattern in app/routers/projects.py. Return aggregated row counts grouped by status. Add tests in tests/routers/."
Aider AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
Extract a reusable service class from tangled controller code
Using aider's git-backed multi-file editing, business logic scattered across three controller files is extracted into a clean service class, existing tests are updated to call the service directly, and each change is committed with a meaningful message.
→The refactor is done in a single aider session with a clean git history — reviewable commit by commit — and no test regressions.
Try it yourself
Run `aider app/controllers/order_controller.rb app/controllers/invoice_controller.rb`: "Extract order fulfilment logic into a new OrderFulfilmentService class. Update tests. Commit each logical step separately."
Cursor Founder Creator
Course starter
Refactor a monolithic React page into composable components
Using Cursor's repo-wide context, a 600-line React page component is broken into eight focused sub-components, props are typed with TypeScript interfaces, and shared state is moved into a context provider — without changing any visible behaviour.
→The page becomes composable and testable; two new features are added the same afternoon by reusing the extracted components.
Try it yourself
Open the file in Cursor, press Cmd+K: "Break this page into composable sub-components. Type every prop with TypeScript interfaces. Extract shared state into a context. Do not change any visible UI behaviour."
Ollama Founder AI-native SME
Course starter
Local code review assistant wired into the editor
A VS Code extension (or simple shell alias) pipes a selected code block to a locally running CodeLlama model via `ollama run`, asking for a brief review covering bugs, edge cases, and readability — results appear in the terminal or a side panel.
→A free, always-available code reviewer that works on proprietary code offline, with no API subscription needed.
Try it yourself
Run `ollama pull codellama`, then in a terminal: `cat myfile.py | ollama run codellama "Review this code for bugs and suggest improvements."` Wire to a keybinding for repeated use.
Jan AI-native SME Founder
In the gallery
Meeting transcript cleaner and action-item extractor
Raw auto-transcribed meeting text (filler words, speaker overlaps, repetitions) is pasted into Jan; the model returns a clean summary and a bulleted action-item list with owners and deadlines — sensitive business discussions never leave the local machine.
→Clean, actionable meeting notes are ready in under a minute, with confidential strategic discussions processed entirely offline.
Try it yourself
Open Jan, use any instruction model. Prompt: "Clean up this meeting transcript. Remove filler words and repetitions. Then list all action items in format: [owner] — [action] — [deadline]." Paste the raw transcript.
AnythingLLM Small biz Founder
Course starter
Support replies grounded in your product docs
A small team ingests product manuals, FAQs, and a sample of resolved tickets into an AnythingLLM workspace running on a local model. When a new question comes in, support pastes it and gets a draft reply grounded in the actual docs, with citations to check before sending — customer data and internal docs stay on the machine.
→First-draft support answers in seconds that are anchored to real documentation, with no per-token cost and no customer data sent to a cloud API.
Try it yourself
In AnythingLLM, create a "Support" workspace on a local model, upload your manuals + FAQ + a few resolved tickets, then ask: "Draft a reply to this customer question using only our docs, and cite the source: <paste question>."
ChatGPT Small biz Founder
Course starter
Enable Data Controls before sharing confidential client data
In ChatGPT settings → Data Controls, turn off "Improve the model for everyone" before any session that involves customer names, financial figures, or contract terms. For persistent protection, use ChatGPT Team or Enterprise, which has no-retention by default.
→Confidential business information shared in the session is not used for future model training, reducing data-leakage risk with clients or partners.
Try it yourself
Settings (bottom-left avatar) → Data Controls → toggle off "Improve the model for everyone." Verify the toggle persists across browser sessions before sharing sensitive data.
Gemini AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
Choose Workspace or Vertex data residency for EU-regulated data
For organisations subject to GDPR or sector-specific EU data-residency obligations, use Gemini via Google Workspace (Business or Enterprise) or Vertex AI with an EU region selected — not the consumer Gemini.google.com interface.
→Prompt and response data stays within the EU region and is governed by the Google Workspace data-processing agreement, satisfying most data-residency audit requirements.
Try it yourself
In the Google Cloud console → Vertex AI → select a europe-west region before creating any Gemini API project. For Workspace, confirm your admin has enabled the EU Data Region in Admin console → Account → Data regions.
Content & marketing11
Base44 Founder Creator
Course starter
Product waitlist & onboarding
A waitlist app that captures signups, ranks them by referrals, and lets you flip people to “invited” with a logged-in onboarding view.
→Builds pre-launch demand and a referral loop without stitching together third-party tools.
Try it yourself
Build a waitlist app where people sign up with their email and get a referral link; signups move up the list when they refer others. Give me an admin view to invite people in batches and an onboarding screen invited users see when they log in.
Lovable Founder Creator
Course starter
Pre-launch waitlist landing page
A conversion-focused landing page that captures emails into a waitlist with a referral position counter.
→Validate demand and build an audience before you’ve written a line of product code.
Try it yourself
Build a sleek pre-launch landing page for my startup with a hero, feature highlights, and an email signup that stores people on a waitlist. Show each signup their position in line and give them a referral link that moves them up when friends join.
v0 Founder Creator
In the gallery
SaaS landing page with dark mode
A polished marketing homepage for a software product, with a hero, feature grid, pricing, testimonials and a dark mode toggle.
→A launch-ready page you can publish to Vercel the same afternoon, no designer needed.
Try it yourself
Design a clean SaaS landing page with a bold hero, a three-column feature grid, a pricing table with monthly/yearly toggle, customer testimonials, an FAQ, and a dark mode switch. Modern, lots of whitespace.
A single-scroll web page that tells your startup’s story: problem, solution, traction, team and a contact CTA.
→A link you can drop into an investor email instead of yet another PDF deck.
Try it yourself
Build a single-page startup pitch site with sections for the problem, our solution, market size, traction metrics with animated counters, the founding team, and a “Book a call” call to action.
v0 Creator Founder
In the gallery
Event / conference landing page
A landing page for an event with a countdown, agenda, speaker grid, venue and a register CTA.
→A registration-ready event page you can ship before tickets go live.
Try it yourself
Design a conference landing page with a hero showing date and location, a live countdown timer, a schedule timeline, a grid of speaker cards, a venue map section, and a prominent “Register now” button.
A pre-launch landing page with a benefit-driven hero, email capture and a referral/position teaser.
→A buzzy waitlist page to validate demand before you build.
Try it yourself
Build a pre-launch waitlist page with an intriguing hero, a single email signup, a “you’re #N in line” success state, social share buttons to move up the queue, and a sleek minimal design.
Listens for a GitHub release event, passes the release body through an AI node to rewrite it in user-friendly language, and appends the result to a public-facing Notion changelog page.
→A polished changelog entry is live within a minute of tagging a release — without a human writing it.
Try it yourself
GitHub trigger (release published) → AI node (rewrite release notes for end users) → Notion node (append block to changelog page).
OpenClaw Creator Founder
Course starter
Weekly content calendar from trend research
Every Friday OpenClaw browses trending topics in your niche, cross-references what you published recently, proposes five post ideas with hooks and channel fit, and drops the plan into your Telegram as a formatted list ready to approve or edit.
→You start Monday with a full week planned instead of staring at a blank content calendar.
Try it yourself
In Telegram: "Every Friday at 4pm, research trending topics in [your niche], check what I posted this week, and propose 5 post ideas with a short hook each. Remember the ones I pick."
ChatGPT Founder Small biz AI-native SME
Course starter
Draft and polish everyday writing
Give ChatGPT the bullet points and have it draft a clear email, proposal, or summary — then refine tone in follow-ups.
→A solid first draft in seconds, then tightened to your voice.
Try it yourself
"Turn these bullets into a friendly but professional client update, ~150 words."
CrewAI Founder Creator
In the gallery
Content-production crew
A CrewAI crew where a "strategist" picks an angle, a "writer" drafts, and an "editor" tightens it — turning one topic into a finished post through agent hand-offs.
→A repeatable pipeline that drafts on-brand content from a single prompt.
Try it yourself
Scaffold a crew with strategist/writer/editor roles → give the writer a web-search tool → run it on a topic.
Marketplaces & directories7
Base44 Founder
In the gallery
Local services marketplace
A two-sided marketplace where providers list services and customers browse, book, and review them, each with their own account.
→Validates a marketplace idea with real bookings and reviews before you invest in a custom build.
Try it yourself
Build a two-sided marketplace for local services. Providers sign up and list their service, price, and availability; customers sign up, browse listings, book a slot, and leave a review. Give providers a dashboard of their bookings and earnings.
A marketplace where owners list gear for rent and renters browse availability and book dates, each with an account.
→Stands up a niche rental marketplace with bookings and calendars handled for you.
Try it yourself
Build an equipment rental marketplace. Owners list items with photos, daily price, and availability; renters browse, pick dates, and request a booking. Show owners a calendar of their bookings and renters a list of their upcoming rentals.
A listings site where an agent posts properties with photos and buyers browse, save favourites, and send enquiries.
→A branded listings portal with a captured-lead inbox instead of a static page.
Try it yourself
Build a property listings portal. Agents post listings with photos, price, location, and details; buyers browse, filter, save favourites, and submit an enquiry. Give agents a dashboard of listings and incoming enquiries to follow up.
A logged-in directory where community members create profiles, browse and search each other, and connect.
→Turns a list of members into a living, searchable network they keep coming back to.
Try it yourself
Build a member directory where people sign up, create a profile with their skills, location, and interests, and browse and search other members. Let admins approve new members and feature spotlights, and let members message or request to connect.
A job board where companies pay to post listings and candidates browse and apply.
→Launch a focused job board that earns from day one via paid postings.
Try it yourself
Build a niche job board where employers pay through Stripe to post a job listing. Show jobs with filters by location and type, let candidates apply with a form and resume upload, and give employers a dashboard of applicants for their listings.
A marketplace connecting providers and customers with listings, bookings, and platform payments.
→Stand up a marketplace MVP to test both sides of the market.
Try it yourself
Build a two-sided marketplace where providers list services with price and description, and customers browse, book, and pay through Stripe. Give providers a dashboard of their bookings and earnings, and customers a history of their orders. Add reviews after each booking.
A careers page with open-role cards, filters by team and location, and a role detail view.
→A hiring page that reflects well on the company.
Try it yourself
Build a careers page with an employer-brand hero, filters for department, location and remote, a list of open-role cards showing title, team and location, and a role detail page with description and an apply button.
Explain and fix a failing test suite after a dependency upgrade
After bumping a major dependency version, 14 tests fail. Codex reads the diff, the failing test output, and the dependency changelog, then applies the minimal set of code changes to restore all green — explaining each fix in plain language.
→The upgrade unblocks in under an hour with a clear audit trail of why each fix was made.
Try it yourself
Run `codex` with the test output pasted in: "The following 14 tests broke after upgrading pandas to 2.x. Here is the output. Fix the source code (not the tests) to make them pass."
OpenClaw Founder Creator
Course starter
On-demand topic research with cited summary
You send a question or topic to your Telegram bot; OpenClaw browses several sources, extracts relevant passages, synthesises a structured summary with inline citations, and returns the result in the same chat thread.
→Deep-enough research on an unfamiliar topic arrives in minutes — sourced, readable, and ready to share or act on.
Try it yourself
Message your OpenClaw bot on Telegram: "Research [topic]. Browse at least 5 sources, write a 300-word summary with citations, and flag any conflicting findings."
Perplexity Founder AI-native SME
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Quick sourced market check
Use Perplexity to get a cited overview of competitors, pricing, or a regulation — with links to verify each claim.
→A fast, checkable briefing instead of an unsourced guess.
Try it yourself
Ask: "Who are the main competitors for X and how do they price, with sources?"
Gemini Scientist Founder
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Use Gemini's Search grounding and verify the cited source
Enable the "Google Search" grounding tool in Gemini Advanced so responses cite live web pages. For every cited link, open it and confirm the supporting sentence appears verbatim or paraphrase — do not assume the model quoted accurately.
→Grounded responses are more likely to be traceable, but models still misquote or cherry-pick context; manual spot-checking catches these errors before they propagate.
Try it yourself
In the Gemini web app, click the globe icon to enable Search grounding. After the response, click each citation chip and find the exact supporting sentence in the source page.
Commerce & payments7
Lovable Founder
Course starter
SaaS starter with tiered subscriptions
A full SaaS skeleton where users sign up, choose a plan, pay via Stripe, and land on a private dashboard scoped to their account.
→Skip weeks of boilerplate and get a billable product you can put in front of users this week.
Try it yourself
Build a SaaS app where users sign up with email or Google, pick one of three Stripe subscription tiers (Starter, Pro, Team), and land on a personal dashboard that shows only their own data. Lock premium features behind the paid tiers and add a billing page where they can upgrade or cancel.
Lovable Creator Founder
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Paid membership community
A members-only community with subscription access, posts, comments, and member profiles.
→Run a recurring-revenue community you fully own.
Try it yourself
Build a paid membership community where people subscribe with Stripe to get access. Members can post, comment, and have a profile. Lock all content behind the paywall, show a member directory, and give me moderation tools to remove posts.
A storefront for a recurring subscription box with plan selection, billing, and a subscriber dashboard.
→Launch a recurring-revenue product with billing handled for you.
Try it yourself
Build a subscription box site where customers pick a monthly plan and subscribe through Stripe. Let them manage shipping address and pause or cancel from their account, and give me an admin view of active subscribers and upcoming shipments.
Lovable Founder
Course starter
AI tool SaaS with usage credits
A SaaS wrapping an AI feature where users sign up, spend credits per use, and buy more.
→Productize an AI idea with auth, metering, and billing already wired.
Try it yourself
Build a SaaS where users sign up and use an AI text tool that costs credits per run. Give each new user free starter credits, deduct credits on each use, let them buy more credit packs with Stripe, and show their usage history and remaining balance.
v0 Founder AI-native SME
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Pricing page with plan compare
A pricing section with tiered plan cards, a monthly/annual toggle and a feature comparison table.
→A pricing page that makes the upgrade choice obvious.
Try it yourself
Design a pricing page with three plan cards (Starter, Pro, Enterprise), a monthly/annual billing toggle that updates prices, a “most popular” highlight, and a detailed feature comparison table below.
A campaign page with a hero video area, funding progress bar, reward tiers and backer count.
→A persuasive campaign front-end ready to drive pledges.
Try it yourself
Design a crowdfunding campaign page with a hero media area, a funding progress bar with amount raised and goal, days-left and backer counts, a list of reward tier cards with a “back this” button each, and an updates section.
Make Small biz Founder
Course starter
Stripe payment to accounting and invoice
Every successful Stripe charge triggers the scenario to create a matching invoice in QuickBooks (or Xero) and email a PDF receipt to the customer — no manual bookkeeping entry.
→Revenue is reconciled in accounting within seconds of payment and customers get a receipt automatically.
Try it yourself
Stripe module (watch payments) → QuickBooks module (create invoice / payment) → Email module (send PDF receipt to customer).
Forms, surveys & feedback5
Base44 Founder Creator
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Customer feedback & feature board
A public board where users post feature requests, upvote others’ ideas, and follow status changes from your team.
→Surfaces what users actually want and shows them you’re shipping it.
Try it yourself
Build a feedback board where users log in, post feature requests, and upvote others. Let my team set a status on each (Planned, In Progress, Shipped) and sort the list by most upvotes. Show a public roadmap view grouped by status.
A board where users post feature ideas, upvote others, and the team marks status.
→Let customers tell you what to build and show them you’re listening.
Try it yourself
Build a public feedback board where users sign in and post feature requests. Let everyone upvote ideas, sort by most-voted, and comment. Give the team admin controls to change each idea’s status to Planned, In Progress, or Shipped.
A public board where ideas are listed, upvoted and tagged by status (planned, in progress, shipped).
→A transparent roadmap surface that turns users into contributors.
Try it yourself
Create a feature request board with a list of idea cards each showing title, vote count with an upvote button, a status badge, and a comment count, plus filter tabs by status and a “submit idea” button.
Each Typeform submission is mapped to structured fields and written to an Airtable base, then a formatted Slack message notifies the team with the respondent's key answers.
→Feedback lands in a searchable database and the right people see it immediately, with no manual forwarding.
Batch-classify customer feedback without an API bill
A CSV of hundreds of survey responses is fed row-by-row to a local Mistral model through the Ollama API; each response gets a category label (positive / negative / feature-request / bug) written back to a new column — no cloud API key, no token costs.
→Thousands of rows classified overnight on a laptop for free, with no data ever leaving the machine.
Try it yourself
Run `ollama pull mistral`, then iterate the CSV in Python and POST each `response_text` to `localhost:11434/api/generate` asking for a single category label; write labels back to the DataFrame.
Knowledge & docs5
v0 Founder AI-native SME
Course starter
Product changelog page
A timeline-style changelog with dated entries, version tags and feature/fix labels.
→A “what’s new” page that keeps users in the loop and looks intentional.
Try it yourself
Build a product changelog page with a vertical timeline, entries grouped by date, version badges, coloured tags for New, Improved and Fixed, and a subscribe-to-updates input at the top.
v0 AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
Help center / docs UI
A support hub with search, category cards, a sidebar article nav and a clean article reading layout.
→A self-serve support surface that deflects tickets.
Try it yourself
Create a help center with a big search bar in the hero, a grid of topic category cards, a sidebar with collapsible article navigation, and a clean article page with a table of contents and “was this helpful” feedback.
Claude Code AI-native SME Founder
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Migrate a Node.js utility library from JS to TypeScript
Claude Code renames files, adds type annotations, creates a tsconfig, updates the package.json build script, and fixes the resulting type errors across the entire library — iterating until `tsc --noEmit` passes with zero errors.
→A 30-file library is fully typed in one session; downstream teams immediately benefit from autocomplete and compile-time safety.
Try it yourself
Run `claude` in the library root: "Convert this Node.js library to TypeScript. Rename .js → .ts, add strict type annotations, set up tsconfig.json, and iterate until tsc --noEmit passes."
Ollama AI-native SME Founder
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Summarise confidential board reports on a plane
Board packs, legal memos, or NDA-protected documents are pasted into a local prompt; a Llama 3 model running in Ollama returns executive summaries and key action items — the laptop needs no internet connection at any point.
→Decision-relevant summaries are ready before landing, with zero data leakage risk and no dependency on airport Wi-Fi.
Try it yourself
Run `ollama pull llama3`, then `ollama run llama3` and paste the document text with prompt: "Summarise in 5 bullet points, then list action items with owners."
AnythingLLM AI-native SME Founder
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Private team knowledge base from your own docs
IT self-hosts the AnythingLLM Docker server on the office network and ingests the staff handbook, SOPs, and internal wiki into a shared workspace. Employees chat with it like an internal ChatGPT, and every answer links back to the source document — all running against a local model so proprietary content stays in-house.
→Staff get instant, cited answers from company docs without a SaaS chatbot ever holding the proprietary text on external servers.
Try it yourself
Deploy AnythingLLM via Docker, set a local model provider, create a workspace, upload your handbook / SOP / wiki exports, and share the URL internally. Ask: "What is our parental-leave policy and who approves it? Cite the policy."
Trackers3
Base44 AI-native SME Founder
Course starter
Applicant tracking system
A hiring tool where candidates apply, recruiters move them through interview stages, and interviewers leave scored feedback.
→Keeps every hire’s pipeline and interview notes in one accountable place.
Try it yourself
Build an applicant tracking system. Candidates apply to a role with their CV; recruiters move them through stages (Applied, Screen, Interview, Offer, Hired). Let interviewers log in to leave a score and notes, and show a dashboard of candidates per stage.
Lovable Creator Founder
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Habit tracker with streaks
A personal habit tracker where users log daily habits, build streaks, and view progress charts.
→Ship a clean consumer app to test an idea fast.
Try it yourself
Build a habit tracker where users sign up, create habits, and check them off each day. Track streaks, show a calendar heatmap of completions, and add an optional paid tier that unlocks unlimited habits and detailed stats.
OpenClaw visits a list of competitor pricing, product, or careers pages on a schedule, diffs the rendered text against the previous snapshot, and sends a Slack message summarising any meaningful changes.
→You catch pricing moves, new feature announcements, or hiring signals within hours instead of stumbling on them weeks later.
Try it yourself
In Slack, message your OpenClaw bot: "Check [list of URLs] every Monday and Thursday morning. If any page changes, summarise what changed and post it here."
Base44 Founder AI-native SME Small biz
Lovable
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OpenClaw
v0
Hermes
Dify
Claude Code
Aider
Ollama
ChatGPT
Gemini
Perplexity