Blogs
Price the first month of a tiny AI-built app.
One coding plan, a token budget, and the smallest place the finished page can stay online.
ReadThe key that must never reach the browser.
This week’s sandbox fixes are a reminder. The secret that controls your account does not belong in the page.
ReadYour agent finished the app. The link still points at your laptop.
Coding agents can keep working after you leave the desk. The page you meant to share usually cannot.
ReadNetlify, Lovable, Base44, Vercel, and dayzero.run.
Two of these build the app. Two host a git project. dayzero.run adds a link, virtual tables, access control, and a runtime the agent can launch.
ReadWhy your project may not need a big cloud setup.
A page for a few people is a folder of files and, sometimes, a short table. The large cloud diagram is for a later size.
ReadTwenty-five vibe-coded apps, one week later.
A scorecard for the week after the chat ends. Does the link open, does the form save, does the demo survive sleep.
ReadThe demo that dies when the lid closes.
A live tour from your laptop is the right way to show work in progress. Someone still needs a page after the call.
ReadWho the link is for.
Friends, a client, and the open internet are three different shares. Pick the gate before you publish.
ReadA waitlist is a table. A product backend is a later decision.
An email list is a few columns. Accounts, files, and private data are the moment a server earns its place.
ReadSave one email from a page that has no server.
Schema first, then the one key the browser is allowed to hold. The account secret stays out of the page.
ReadHand someone a page, not a repository.
A checklist that turns an agent project into files a friend can open in a browser.
ReadThe setup a one-night UI can skip.
Certificates, cloud accounts, and SSH are real work. A page for friends does not need all of them on night one.
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