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BUILD THE WEB

BUILD THE WEB

Type a sentence, watch a tiny worker build your whole website. Offline, no AI.

Oct 3, 2026 No-Code & Low-Code
interactive experience offline functionality responsive design visual design website builder

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BUILD THE WEB turns a sentence like "luxury hotel in Amalfi with 24 rooms and a spa" into a real, responsive, multi-page website, and makes the building of it the show. A sticker-style builder drops onto a blank page and assembles every section with cranes, rockets, conveyor belts, printers and 30 other animated mechanics, travels between pages, checks his work and places the last missing detail.It is not a picture or a video: the result is real, clickable HTML that the user can edit by talking to the builder ("change 24 rooms to 38", "make it darker", "add an About page") and download as a ready-to-host .zip.Why it is different:- Zero running costs: everything runs in the browser. No OpenAI or Anthropic keys, no backend, no database. Hosting is a free static deploy.- Works on any device, offline: a 78 KB language model built into the page reads the prompt in English, Spanish and Italian, even on phones and old laptops.- Faithful to the prompt: the business name, place and numbers the user writes appear on the site.- Gamified: a character with costumes, reactions, music that grows page by page and a panoramic finale, made for screen recordings and social video.By the numbers: about 34,500 lines of TypeScript (React + Vite + Canvas), 40 business families, 21 section types with about 380 layout variants, 15 visual themes, 1,201 illustrations, English and Spanish interface, automated tests and CI.What the buyer gets: full source code with git history (private GitHub repo, transferred), the name, logo and builder character, the illustration library, the Spanish launch trailer, the live deployment moved to the buyer's hosting, and 2 weeks of handover support.Honest notes: pre-revenue, live since 2 October 2026. Main illustrations generated with AI (ChatGPT), the rest CC0. Code was published under MIT until 3 October 2026; private and non-commercial since.Why I'm selling: I'd rather hand it to someone who will grow it into a business (paid site downloads, templates for agencies, a white-label demo tool) while I focus on my studio.

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