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Turn an idea into a clickable app with AI, then make it work and make it yours.
An AI app builder (for example Claude artifacts, Sites in ChatGPT and Codex, Lovable, v0, Bolt or Replit) turns a few sentences into an app you can click. Getting from that demo to something strangers can use is the real skill, and it's what this course teaches. You start with a page an assistant renders beside the chat: how to brief it so you get the app you meant instead of AI slop, and how to change it without breaking what works. One clearly dated section then looks at the builders themselves: what they add behind the chat box, five questions to ask before you pick one, how preview, versions and publishing differ, and what each iteration costs. The second half is the part demos skip: data that survives, sign-in that is also permission, keys that stay on the server, and honest empty, loading, error and failure states. It ends with taking the code out, reading the repo you were handed, bringing in a coding agent, and keeping one source of truth. One running example, a bakery's pickup app, carries through every lesson. No programming knowledge is assumed.
Section 1
A page an assistant renders beside the chat: what it is, how to brief it so you get the app you meant instead of generic filler, how to change it without breaking it, and the three walls it can't get past.
Section 2
The one tool-specific section, checked against vendor documentation in October 2026: what a builder adds behind the chat box, five questions to ask before you pick one, how preview, versions and publishing differ, and what each iteration costs.
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The part demos skip: data that survives with rules the database enforces, sign-in that is also permission, keys that stay on the server, and forms that tell the truth when things are empty, slow, wrong or broken.
Section 4
Getting the code out and knowing what stays behind, reading the repo you were handed, bringing in a coding agent for one tested change at a time, and keeping a single source of truth.