Build / 16 guides · 3 on free tools

Build something.

From an idea to something you can actually open. That’s the whole point of this category, whether it’s a website, an app, or a bit of code that runs quietly on your own machine.

Most of these need a paid tool, and the cards say which. Building things is where AI starts to feel less like a chat and more like a colleague, honestly. Expect some fiddling. Expect a few dead ends. Nobody builds a working app first try, not even with help.

16 guides

Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website

Explore the route from a first idea to a website of your own.

Read the guideStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website with Lovable

A dedicated route for building a website with Lovable.

Read the guideStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website as a designer

You already have the design in Figma. Get it live as a real website without becoming a developer: Figma to Claude Code, Claude Code to GitHub, GitHub to Cloudflare.

Read the guideGo further
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website as a marketer

You know the audience, the offer and the words. Get a landing page live with a lead form, analytics and the basics of being found, without waiting on a developer.

Read the guideStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website as a hairdresser

A one-page site for a salon or chair: services and prices, opening hours, a book-now button that goes to the booking tool you already use, and photos that look like your work.

Read the guideStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website as an admin

You have been handed the company website. Find out where it lives, get the logins, and use AI to update it, or rebuild it, without becoming the IT department.

Read the guideFree toolsGo further
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website as a photographer

A portfolio that loads fast and shows your photos the way you edited them: galleries, image sizes that do not kill the page, a contact form, and your own domain.

Read the guideGo further
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website as a bar owner

Menu, opening hours, what is on this week and how to book, kept up to date from your phone, and written so Google and AI assistants get your hours right.

Read the guideStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a website as a doggy day care

Show your licence, your prices, your area and your rules; take enquiries with a form that asks the right questions about each dog; and give worried owners a reason to trust you.

Read the guideStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

write code

From a first script to a real project, with AI writing and explaining the code.

Read the guideFree toolsStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

build me an app

Describe an app in plain English and get something you can open on your phone.

Read the guideGo further
Build something
How to get AI to

build me a Shopify store

Set up a shop, write the product pages and get the boring parts done with AI.

Read the guideStart here
Build something
How to get AI to

run on my own computer

Run an AI model on your own machine: private, free to use, and yours.

Read the guideFree toolsGo further
Build something
How to get AI to

update itself

An assistant that writes its own plans and notes, reads them back next session, and keeps its own memory file current, without you as the clipboard.

Read the guideGo further
Build something
How to get AI to

understand my code

Get an assistant to learn your codebase properly: the structure, the conventions, and the unwritten rules that are not in the code.

Read the guideGo further
Build something
How to get AI to

build me my own assistant

A Jarvis of your own: start with custom GPTs and Projects, then connectors and agents, then a real assistant with memory, tools and a voice that you run yourself.

Read the guideGo further

Not sure which guide? Tell me what you want and get a plan built for it.