What Geenius App builds
The five generators in Geenius App (web app, shop basics, blog, docs, landing page with waitlist): what each one makes, the short questions it asks, and what is still to come.
A generator turns a few answers into a working publication: a blog, documentation, a landing page with a waitlist, a web app or the basics of a shop. Geenius App has five of them. They are built and tested in our code; the live service is not open to the public yet, so you cannot run them today. Join the waitlist to be let in.
The five generators#
| Generator | What it makes | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Blog | Posts, an author and a feed | Built and tested in code |
| Documentation | Pages with a title, a tagline and the version they describe | Built and tested in code |
| Landing page with waitlist | One page with a headline, a short line, a question and a button that joins a waitlist | Built and tested in code |
| Web app | A simple app with a name, a headline, a line about it and the button that opens it | Built and tested in code |
| Shop basics | A shop with a name, what you sell, a note on delivery or returns and a contact address | Built and tested in code |
How a generator works#
- A few questions. Each generator asks a short list of questions. Most can be skipped; only the name is required.
- The words come from you. Your own AI can help write the answers, through the port Geenius App offers. Nothing is invented for you.
- A spec, not free code. The answers become a small, checked description of the publication (a spec in JSON). The generator never writes code by hand.
- Checked before it is built. A spec with a missing or wrong field is refused with the field named, so you can fix it and try again.
- Built from the spec. The same spec always gives the same publication.
What is still to come#
- The sign-up and the sign-in for the people who use what you build are part of the live service, not yet open.
- Your own domain and the publishing step are shown in the journey, but they are not live yet. See the journey.
- Payments are not switched on during early access. The plans and their monthly prices are on the pricing page.
Related#
- Getting started shows the whole journey from the first question to the preview.
- Bring your own AI explains how your own AI helps write the answers.
- Glossary explains the words used here.