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What you can build, with the prompt already written

What you can build, with the prompt already written

The hard part of building an app with AI is not the tool: it is knowing what to ask for. Each page below covers one kind of app, what it needs to actually be useful in a business, and the prompt already written — open it, send it, and adjust from what comes back.

A digital menu built by AI, with the prompt already writtenA printed menu costs money every time a price changes. A digital one updates instantly, shows a photo of the dish and takes the customer straight to ordering — and you can build one by describing your restaurant in a text box.Online booking, built by AITaking bookings by message costs more than it looks: someone has to reply, check the diary, confirm and remind the client on the day. An online booking page does that on its own, around the clock, and you just look at what got booked.A client record built to fit, instead of a spreadsheetEvery small business has a client record: usually a spreadsheet only one person understands, or the memory of whoever serves the counter. Both work fine until that person goes on holiday.An online store built by AI, shaped to your productOff-the-shelf store platforms charge a subscription, a commission per sale, and still force your product to fit their mould. When the store is built from your description, the mould is yours — and the cost is the plan, with no commission per sale.Inventory control built by AIA stock spreadsheet works until two people edit it on the same day. After that the balance becomes an opinion — and one wrong purchase costs more than any system.A quoting app built by AI, with a PDF ready to sendQuotes written in a notebook or copied from the last document are where margin leaks: a forgotten item, a wrong sum, a discount nobody authorised. A quoting app does the arithmetic and keeps a record of what you charged whom.A professional portfolio built by AIPeople check the portfolio before asking for a quote. A social profile does not cover it: it mixes your work with everything else, disappears down the feed and gives you no way to organise by kind of project.Forms and surveys built by AI, with a results dashboardOff-the-shelf form tools work until you need a rule: show a question only if the previous answer was yes, cap the places, calculate a total. From there it is either the expensive plan or a workaround.

Why a ready prompt matters

A vague prompt (“I want an app for my shop”) returns a vague app, and then begins a sequence of fixes that burns credit without getting anywhere. A prompt that already says which screens, which fields and who uses it returns something usable on the first try.

The prompts on these pages are written that way on purpose: they say what to store, what to show and on which screen. You don't have to use the exact text — swap the industry, the fields and the business name, and send it.

Frequently asked questions

Does building these examples cost credit?

Yes, but you can start on the Free plan: an account with a confirmed email gets 20 credits the first time and the free balance is topped up to 10 every day, in a queue with limited slots. Publishing the app at its address needs paid credit — the starter pack is $4.99 for 1,250 credits. Reading the prompts, talking to the Mago and browsing published apps cost nothing.

Can I combine two examples into one app?

Yes. Paste both prompts into the same box and say how they connect — for example, the menu saving each order into the client records.

Start building now

Describe it in your own words. The AI builds the app, you refine it by chatting, and you publish it at its own address. No code to write.

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