Build an app today.

Three rules. Thirty seconds.

1. 1
   Describe the user and the outcome.

   Not "an HR app". Who, and what is better afterwards.

2. 2
   Change one thing at a time.

   One sentence per prompt. Check the old things still work.

3. 3
   Test like a sceptic.

   Click everything. Type nonsense. Try it on a phone-width window.

Three rounds. One working app.

A 1:1 conversation prep tool. Each round adds one skill: intent, then a test, then your own context. Each prompt takes 4–5 minutes to build: send one, then test while it works.

1. Round 1
2. Round 2
3. Round 3
4. Save

Level 1 · Intent

10 min

Driver types

Build a simple web app for a team lead that helps them prepare a 1:1 conversation. It should let me type the person's name and the topics since last time, produce a one-page prep sheet with talking points, and let me save or print it. Keep it clean and simple, in Danish.

Copy prompt Navigator checks

Clear any example data first. Type a real name and three topics. Does the sheet show what you typed? Click every button once.

Bell: swap seats

Level 2 · Done when

10 min

Driver types · one change

Suggest three questions based on the topics I typed. Done when: three questions appear within ten seconds, each refers to one of my topics, and the prep sheet still works.

Copy this change Navigator checks

Check every point of the done-when. Does the old thing still work?

Bell: swap seats

Level 3 · Context

10 min

Driver types

Use these sections in the prep sheet: [paste the headings you really use in a 1:1]. Clean, calm, Danish labels, works on a phone.

Copy this change Navigator checks

Did it use your headings? Device button above the preview: Mobile, tap every tab. It says “fixed”? Reload before you believe it.

Bell: save

Save

2 min

Save the app, keep the tab open.

There is no save button. AI Studio saves every change, and your app is under My apps.

Bell: break

Build your bet.

1. 1
   Find your bet: your face on the slide.

   It does not fit? Your annoyance sticky, or one from the wall.

   • budget tracker
   • onboarding checklist
   • decision log
   • customer survey
   • shift planner
2. 2
   Write the brief on paper first.

   Six lines. The navigator reads it back. Then type it.

   INTENT: who it is for and what gets better for them. DONE WHEN: what you will check, in numbers you can see. CONTEXT: your own headings, tone or rules. DATA: where it comes from, what is invented, where it is stored. SECURITY: who can open it. Nothing confidential. PLAN FIRST: before you build, list the screens, the data you store and every AI call. Wait for my OK.

   Copy the brief
3. 3
   Check its plan, then say go.

   One change per prompt. Test against your done-when.

4. 4
   Share your app link to the common chat.

   Ten minutes before the end. Share, then set General access to "Public: Anyone with the link can view", then Copy link. Otherwise nobody can open it. If sharing fails: screenshot plus one sentence.

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