Web - Anything

Inspiration

Things founders build with Anything:

• AI SaaS products
• Marketplace or directory apps
• Booking and scheduling tools
• Customer portals
• Landing pages and marketing sites
• Internal tools
• Community platforms and forums

Chat

Tell the agent you want a web app or website. You’ll know it’s a web project because the app preview fills the full screen (no device frame).

Build a web app for managing customer orders. Include a dashboard with a table of orders, a detail page for each order, and a settings page.

Pages

Pages are the screens of your web app. Every project starts with one blank page. Add more as your app grows.

Add a new page called Contact

Manage pages from the element selector in the top bar — switch between pages, rename, or delete. Split into multiple pages when:

• Different sections serve different purposes (home, about, contact)
• You want separate views for different users (customer-facing vs. admin)
• You need to restrict access to signed-in users

Responsiveness

Use the responsive toggle in the top bar to preview what your web page looks like on Desktop or Mobile web. If something doesn’t look right on one size, tell the agent:

Make this page responsive. On mobile, stack the cards vertically and hide the sidebar.

Routes

Each page lives on a route — a URL path like /dashboard or /settings. Routes appear next to the page name in the element selector. The agent picks routes based on page names, but you can change them:

Rename the bio page route to /biography

Links

Connect pages by telling the agent how they should link:

When you click the profile image in the homepage, go to the bio page

On the about page, the back button should go to the home page

Styling

Tell the agent how you want things to look. Paste screenshots, share URLs, or describe it.

Update the look of this entire application with a modern glass theme, style fonts similar to Apple.com

• Paste screenshots: see the prompting guide
• Share URLs: Anything screenshots the page and uses it as reference

Publishing

Click Publish in the top right to go live. See the publishing guide.

1. Click Publish in the top bar
2. Choose your domain or use the free Anything subdomain
3. Set up a custom domain if you want one
4. Re-publish after changes to push updates live

Pages stay private until you publish. Use Preview mode to test first.

Assets

Upload images and files in Project Settings under Assets. Reusable across all pages. You can also paste images into the chat to add them to a page.

Going further

Every Anything web app has built-in support for:

• User accounts — Add login with Google and email sign up
• Payments — Add checkout for a $20/month subscription
• Database — Save orders and show them in a table
• Backend — Send a welcome email when someone signs up
• File uploads — Let users upload a profile photo
• Integrations — Add an AI chatbot that answers customer questions

How it works

Anything generates React code for web apps. You don’t need to know React — but if you’re curious, view the code in Code mode.