Starter prompts for AI-made apps

Create a family chore tracker for the Rivera family — two adults (Dad, Mom) and two kids (Mia, 9 and Theo, 6). Include: - A weekly board with people, chores, due days, and completion status - A realistic pre-filled sample week for the Riveras that I can edit — names, chores, and days - A simple Sunday rotation rule that is easy to change in the code - A small confetti-style celebration when a chore is marked done, and a bigger one when someone finishes their whole week - A friendly empty state for a freshly reset week Interactions: - Let someone check off chores with one tap - Persist completions and household settings in localStorage - Include a reset-week action with a confirmation Style: - Warm kitchen-whiteboard energy, low-pressure and encouraging, not a corporate productivity dashboard. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a simple wedding website and RSVP prototype for "Sarah and Mark, June 14, 2026, in Portland". Include: - Hero with names, date, location, and a short welcome note - Schedule, venue details, accommodations, registry links, and a short how-we-met story with placeholder text that sounds human - An RSVP form with name, attendance, guest count, meal note, and message - A visible note that RSVP responses are saved locally in this starter version - A soft confetti or sparkle moment after a guest RSVPs yes Interactions: - Save sample RSVP responses to localStorage - Give the couple a host view that lists responses with a copy/export button - Show a friendly confirmation after submit Style: - Warm, romantic, refined, and mobile-friendly for guests checking details on phones. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a class portal for Ms. Alvarez's 5th grade Room 12 that parents and students can use from one link. Include: - This week's announcements with dates, pre-filled with three realistic samples - Homework assignments with due dates, subjects, and status labels — plus a gold-star stamp on completed ones - Upcoming events, lunch menu link, and a simple classroom calendar - A cheerful empty state for weeks with no homework Interactions: - Let visitors filter homework by subject or due date - Persist simple edits in localStorage so the prototype feels reusable - Include a print-friendly view for families who post it on the fridge Style: - Friendly and organized, with school warmth but no bureaucratic district-portal feeling. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a gentle daily habit tracker, starting with three sample habits: "Drink water", "Stretch", and "Read 10 pages". Include: - A 30-day grid per habit - Habit names that are easy to edit, and a welcoming first-run state that invites adding your first habit - Quiet streak counts and weekly progress summaries — a soft glow for a good week, never an alarm for a missed day - A small reflection note area for each day Interactions: - Tap any day's square to mark it done or undo it - Persist habits, completions, and notes in localStorage - Avoid shame language when days are missed Style: - Calm, encouraging, and low-pressure, closer to a personal notebook than a streak machine. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a one-page website for "Bea's Bakery" — or any local business — with a real-feeling sample menu: croissants, honey cake, sourdough, with prices. Include: - Hero with shop name, tagline, and a "fresh out of the oven" badge on today's special - Warm about section, menu with prices, hours, location, and a “how to order” note — text, call, or Instagram DM; no online cart or checkout - A contact form that clearly says it is a prototype and does not send real email - A map-style address block with a normal external map link instead of an embedded API Interactions: - Let users filter the menu by category - Show a friendly local confirmation when the contact form is submitted - Store contact form demo submissions in localStorage Style: - Inviting, personable, mobile-first, and specific enough that a real neighborhood shop would be proud to share it. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a shared family wishlist prototype for the Nguyen family's gifts and holiday planning. Include: - Wishlist items with name, requester, price, link, and note — pre-filled with a believable sample list - A viewer selector so the prototype can simulate different family members - Claimed items hidden from the requester but visible to others, with a tiny ribbon moment when a gift gets claimed - Empty states for no wishes yet and no claimed gifts Interactions: - Add, edit, delete, and claim items - Persist wishlists and claimed state in localStorage - Add a copy-list button that formats the wishlist for a family group chat - Be honest in the UI that this is a local prototype, not secure account-based privacy Style: - Warm and festive without feeling like a corporate registry or a shopping checkout. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a one-page schedule hub for the Maple Street Tigers, a U-8 recreational soccer team. Include: - Upcoming games, practice times, snack assignments, and coach notes, pre-filled with a month of sample events - Field addresses with normal map links - A rain-delay banner the coach can toggle on, hidden by default - A quick next-game summary at the top, with an orange-slices icon next to whoever has snack duty Interactions: - Let a coach edit sample events and snack assignments in the page - Persist edits in localStorage - Let parents filter by games, practices, or snack duty - Include a print-friendly fridge view of the month Style: - Friendly sideline energy, built for busy parents scanning on phones, not league bureaucracy. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a neighborhood swap board for Maple Street — tools, freebies, and small favors between neighbors. Include: - Posts with title, category, description, pickup window, and contact note, seeded with four believable samples (a ladder to lend, tomato starts for free, a mixer to borrow, yard help wanted) - Categories for give away, lend, borrow, and help wanted - A friendly safety reminder near the posting form - Empty states for each category, plus a warm "claimed — thanks, neighbor!" state on taken items Interactions: - Add, edit, remove, and filter posts - Persist posts in localStorage - Avoid accounts or private messaging; use clear placeholder contact notes Style: - Warm community bulletin-board feel, local and practical, not a marketplace feed. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a family recipe book website, started from Grandma Rosa's card box, with searchable recipe cards. Include: - Recipe cards with ingredients, steps, prep time, submitter, and a one-line memory — seeded with three personal-feeling samples - Filters for breakfast, dinner, dessert, holidays, and favorites - A detail view for each recipe with a "family favorite" stamp - A gentle empty state for categories with no recipes yet Interactions: - Search and filter recipes - Add a new recipe and save it to localStorage - Mark favorites without requiring login - Include a print-friendly recipe-card view sized for the kitchen counter Style: - Like a loved kitchen notebook brought online: warm, legible, tactile, and mobile-friendly. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a fundraiser page for Room 5's aquarium field trip — the class is raising $2,000. The page tells the story and tracks progress; actual giving happens through the class's real GoFundMe (or Venmo) link, never on this site. Include: - Story, goal amount, and a progress thermometer the organizer updates by editing one clearly-marked number at the top of the file - One “Give on GoFundMe” button that links out to the campaign URL (leave a placeholder link and a comment showing where to paste the real one) - What the trip covers, a short FAQ, and a thank-you wall with editable sample supporter names - A small cheer when the thermometer crosses a milestone Interactions: - Make the share text easy to copy for a group chat or newsletter - Keep the FAQ collapsed so the ask stays front and center Style: - Trustworthy, human, and specific to the class — a letter from the teacher, not a crowdfunding template. This page never handles money. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a pet care planner for a household with Miso the cat and Bean the dog. Include: - Feeding times, medications, walk schedule, vet info, and emergency contacts, pre-filled for Miso and Bean - A handoff checklist for pet sitters - A today-at-a-glance view with the most important tasks first - A little paw-print stamp when a care task is checked off Interactions: - Check off care tasks and reset them for a new day - Persist pet profiles, notes, and task status in localStorage - Include a print-friendly sitter sheet with the essentials on one page - Highlight medication and emergency info without making the page feel alarming Style: - Calm, friendly, and practical, with the key details visible immediately on mobile. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.

Create a birthday party RSVP page for Leo, who is turning 7 — dinosaur theme, Saturday May 9 at 2 PM. Include: - Date, time, location, theme, what to bring, parent contact, and a countdown to party day - An RSVP form with attendee name, number of kids/adults, dietary notes, and message - A clear note that responses are saved locally in this starter version - A host view listing responses with copyable summaries, and a friendly empty state before any RSVPs arrive Interactions: - Save RSVP responses to localStorage - Show a cheerful confetti confirmation after submit - Let the host clear sample responses with confirmation Style: - Cheerful and celebratory without being chaotic; optimized for parents opening it from a group text. VibeLaunch constraints: - Make it self-contained: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file, or a Claude artifact with no server setup. - Use editable sample data. If the app needs saved state, use localStorage and make that clear in the UI. - Do not require accounts, passwords, payments, email delivery, databases, API keys, build tools, or server code. - If a real-world service would normally be needed, mock it honestly with placeholder data and helpful copy. - Keep it mobile-first, accessible, and easy for me to customize before I publish with VibeLaunch. After building it, briefly tell me which names, dates, colors, and sample data I should edit before publishing.