An idea for a cleaning company becomes named, branded software through three rounds of choices, each narrowed by the one before it.
- The idea is typed: "I own a cleaning company. I need a place where customers approve quotes and pay invoices." Three open-source tools are suggested and two are added.
- Eight names appear, each with a free domain. One is chosen, the options narrow to three like it, and Tidywick is chosen, with tidywick.com.
- Color schemes appear on the chosen name. One is chosen, they narrow to three like it, and one of the three is chosen.
- Logos appear in the chosen colors. One is chosen, they narrow to three like it, and one of the three is chosen.
- The choices become Tidywick's software at tidywick.com: a customer's page with two quotes to approve and an invoice to pay.
We'll do the heavy lifting.
Hosting, accounts, payments, database setup and code. A thing of the past.
A pointer goes over the finished Tidywick screen from the section above, and each part it rests on shows what it took to make it work.
- Hosting: the address, tidywick.com, is online.
- Account creation: the greeting, Hello, Morgan, comes from a signed-in customer account.
- Payment setup: the Pay button is pressed, the Invoice payments tool runs, and the invoice changes from due to paid, in the tray and on the screen.
- Data engineering: under the lists are tables with fields, for invoices, quotes and customers.
- Security checks: the two open-source tools, Quote approval and Invoice payments, are each marked checked.
- Coding: three lines of sample code become the Approve button.
- All six are listed together under the finished screen.
Software that learns as you build.
Every decision improves your product's knowledge base, helping AI agents build, adapt, and improve over time.
A sheet of what the product knows about Tidywick fills with plain facts from each choice and edit, and the software is redrawn from it each time, up to version 3.
- From the choices made above: the idea adds Cleaning company to the sheet; the two tools, Approve quotes and Pay invoices; the name, Tidywick at tidywick.com; the colors, Dark and amber; the logo, Bubbles logo. The software is drawn from these, up to version 1.
- After launch the owner drags Invoices above Quotes. The sheet gains Invoices first, and version 2 puts invoices first everywhere.
- The owner leaves a note: Let customers book a clean. We're closed Sundays. The sheet gains Book a clean and Closed Sundays, and version 3 adds booking with Sunday closed.
- The sheet is full, in three groups: Business, Brand, and How you like it. The software is at version 3.
How it works
Choose
Share your idea and pick what you like.
Build
AI agents turn your choices into working software.
Learn
Builds a deep understanding of your product.
Improve
Gets smarter with every edit, update, and result.
After the fourth step it goes round again from the first.