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For you

Apps that fit around your life.

Five working appsEach one began with a specific way people organise everyday life. Open the real thing, then imagine your version.

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See the app.
Understand the idea.

These are live public showcases using synthetic data. The screenshots are taken from the apps themselves, and every app can be opened and explored.

Shared Shed homepage showing its neighbourhood tool library and illustrated green shed.

01.1Neighbourhood sharing

Shared Shed

Borrow nearby without the group-chat chaos.

A private local shelf for availability, borrowing requests, and conflict-safe reservations.

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Long Table invitation showing the supper details and an illustrated fifty-seat table.

01.2Event hosting

Long Table

Host fifty people without a spreadsheet.

One invitation protects private notes, holds the guest count, and keeps the waitlist fair.

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Housebook overview showing the Alder House room index and upcoming maintenance records.

01.3Home records

Housebook

Give a home its own memory.

A room-by-room record of belongings, documents, service history, and the next useful date.

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Touchline match centre showing the latest scores, featured fixture, and league navigation.

01.4Community sport

Touchline

Turn one score into a living league table.

Scores, fixtures, and standings stay connected while captain controls remain bounded.

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Wayfinder trip homepage showing a Cadaques weekend and its shared planning controls.

01.5Group travel

Wayfinder

Turn a group chat into a trip.

Ideas become voted decisions, a shared itinerary, and the tasks that make the trip happen.

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Your version starts differently

What keeps living in your notes or group chat?

Describe the awkward, specific workflow. OpenCloud Agent can turn it into an app shaped around your people and rules.

Describe your app

Build and deploy the app I describe next using OpenCloud.

Before acting, read and follow the current OpenCloud builder instructions at https://plan-homepage-competitive-research.ocd.dev/SKILL.md. Treat them as authoritative. Use the verified OpenCloud CLI when you have a terminal; use the hosted OpenCloud connector only when no terminal is available. Never invent or bypass APIs, credentials, IDs, URLs, or verification results.

If I have not described the app yet, ask me what I want to build. Then:

- Clarify only decisions that would materially change the product; make sensible defaults for everything else.
- Reuse an existing app only when it clearly belongs to this project. Otherwise create a new private app unless I explicitly request a public one.
- Build a complete, polished, mobile-friendly product with every requested capability.
- Never ask me to paste passwords, cookies, tokens, email links, credentials, or secret values. Use OpenCloud’s browser approval and protected secret-entry flows.
- Validate each coherent revision, test it in isolated development with synthetic data, fix failures, obtain an exact-revision verification receipt, promote that receipt, wait for deployment, and run production verification.
- Do not stop after generating code, validating, or creating a preview.

I authorize production deployment only for the exact revision that passes OpenCloud’s isolated verification for this request. This does not authorize deleting, restoring, rolling back, exposing private data, or changing unrelated apps or platform resources.

Finish by giving me the canonical live URL, a concise summary of what was built, and the final validation, deployment, and production-verification results. If blocked, explain the exact blocker and the smallest action I need to take.