Kickstarts
Personal pages and browsable directories — kickstarts you copy, not templates you install. Take a creation prompt, paste it into a chat session, and your agent builds the whole site from the brief.
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Pick a look
Start with a personal page or a browsable directory. Each is a full brief: design, tech stack and functionality.
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Copy its prompt
One self-contained brief with the exact hex values in it. Nothing to download, nothing to install.
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Paste it into a chat
Your agent builds it on the latest Next.js. Then you keep editing it in plain English.

Personal Resume (Light)
A printed contributor page, set in serif on warm paper.
A designer, writer or editor who wants the page to read like a magazine masthead — quiet, typographic, and confident without a single decoration.

Developer Portfolio (Dark)
A dark terminal that happens to be a personal page.
An engineer or technical founder whose audience reads code all day and trusts a page that looks like the tools they already live in.

Creative Portfolio (Dark)
Two colours, enormous type, and nothing else.
Someone who wants to be remembered from a link preview — an art director, a design engineer, or anyone whose work should feel loud before it is read.

Directory Listing (Dark)
A curated directory built for finding your next useful thing.
Curators collecting tools, resources or services into a focused directory people can browse and search.

Personal Landing
A playful one-pager of giant statements, sculpted clay and one pink word.
An independent designer, maker or small studio who wants the first visit to feel handmade and a little bit silly, then end in a simple Say hello form.

Chuck Norris
A cut-and-paste collage of painted sky, torn paper and typewriter copy.
A consultant, freelancer or fractional lead who sells on voice and wants a page as loud and handmade as their pitch.

Fintech API Landing (Light)
A calm, precise launch page for a developer-first money platform.
A payments, banking-infrastructure or other developer-API startup that has to look trustworthy to a CFO and useful to an engineer on the same screen.
Fredrin runs the agent that builds it: one ticket per kickstart, in its own branch.