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Describe the tool you wish you had.
Not a template. Not a form builder. You write a sentence about what you need, and a working app is built for you — usually in under a minute.
Build something now →
Nothing to install. Nothing to set up.
For example
- A calculator that helps me plan my grocery shopping
- A checklist for opening up in the morning
- Track which orders still need delivering
- Show me which invoices are overdue, worst first
- Scan a barcode and tick the stock in
- Turn each booking into a PDF confirmation I can send
- A kanban board for our jobs, with a chart of what got done
- A running coach that plans my week and adjusts to my Garmin data
- Message everyone on WhatsApp each morning and store their answers here
- An online shop: card payment, order confirmed on WhatsApp automatically
And it does not stop small
- It can reach people
- Apps can send real WhatsApps and emails — a morning check-in that stores the answers, an order confirmation the moment it is captured. Everything a message says is approved by you first.
- It can think about your records
- Ask questions in words — "how is my training going?", "which client is slipping?" — and the answer comes from your own records, in the voice you gave the app.
- It can take real payments
- Set your prices, type your bank details once, and your app sells — the money settles straight to your bank, the customer is confirmed on WhatsApp the moment they pay, and you can even charge a monthly subscription for using your app.
- It can be shared with anyone
- One link, straight into a WhatsApp group. Anyone can try your app and make their own copy — their data stays theirs, yours stays yours.
How it goes
Four steps, and you only do the first one.
- Say what you want
- "Track which orders still need delivering." "A checklist for opening up in the morning." Plain words are enough.
- It gets built
- You get a real app — buttons, tables, charts — not a mock-up. Try it immediately.
- Add your data if it helps
- If your app would be better with real numbers, it will say so and offer to connect them. Upload a spreadsheet, or link something like your Garmin. No setup, no IT.
- Change it by asking
- "Sort newest first." "Colour the overdue ones red." Every change is saved as a version, so you can always go back.
In case you are wondering
- You do not need to be technical
- If you can describe the problem to a colleague, you can build the app.
- Nothing to install
- It runs in your browser. Share a link and your team has it too.
- Your data stays yours
- Spreadsheets are read, never written to. Anything an app records lives in its own space, separate from your source of truth.