Less blank page.More possibility.
A good project starts with a problem you want to solve. Give the generator a few constraints and find a direction worth exploring.
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Start with what interests you.
Choose how you want to start: use the form, or write a prompt in your own words. In the form, pick one or more categories, from developer tools to music or productivity. Specific interests give the generator something useful to work with.
Use the difficulty and development-time sliders to keep the scope realistic. Prefer a prompt? Describe your audience, problem, preferred tools, and the time you have. Either mode gives you four ideas. A small tool you can finish is a better starting point than a platform you cannot yet explain.
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Find a direction, then make it yours.
Each idea includes a pitch, core features, and possible stretch goals. Compare the problems they solve and the people they could help.
Your preferred tech stack and optional AI features help shape the suggestions. You can also use Surprise me for random ideas from any category when you want a less predictable direction.
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Turn the useful one into a project.
Save the idea you want to pursue to My projects. Open it to refine the scope, add notes, and create a build brief.
Export a prompt for your coding tool when you are ready. The brief gives you a starting plan; you still decide what belongs in the first version.
Keep in mind
You do not need the perfect idea.
Look for a problem you understand, a person you can help, and a first version small enough to finish.
Find your next starting point.
Open the form, pick your interests, and see where they lead.