Show us what
you build.

Build something with AI, submit the live link, you are in. Free. One entry each.

Built it last month? Last year? Still counts.

  • Random draw
  • No fee
  • You keep what you build

Get your entry in

Takes about a minute.

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Why we ask

Sign-in is only so we can keep this to one entry each and run a fair draw.

This is not a competition.
Nobody is ranking you.

It is just a draw.

No judges, no scores, no leaderboard. We wanted to run a draw, so we are running one.

Every entry, same odds.

One random pick across everything valid. Nothing to prove, nothing to lose.

Nothing is curated.

Not a competition, not a gallery. No theme, no taste test, no shortlist.

How it works

Three things, then you are done.

Build.

Anything you made with AI. Tool, game, generator, toy, experiment. New or old.

Time: yours
Team size: any
Stack: your call

Submit.

Paste the live link. One optional line about what it is. That is the form.

Fields: 2 required
Cost: none
Limit: one entry

Get drawn.

About ten entries picked at random at the end. Everyone gets an email either way.

Method: random
Winners: about 10
Judging: none

Build anything. It just has to be a real thing.

We are wide open on what you make. If it opens in a browser and you made it, we want to see it. It does not have to be useful.

The one rule: it has to be its own thing. A template with your words swapped in is not an entry. A plain landing page is not an entry. If what you built is a landing page, it gets in on craft: real motion, an interface someone would screenshot, something worth a second look.

A workbench with hand tools laid out in rows

Anything you can open.

Tools, games, generators, visualisers, toys. A one-page thing counts.

A live link.

It has to load and work. A repo on its own is not an entry.

Made, not assembled.

Build on a template if you want. What you added is the entry.

A desk lit by a single lamp late at night

Any age.

Old builds are fine. We are not checking timestamps.

What does not count

  • An untouched template
  • A plain landing page
  • A dead or private link
  • Someone else's build

What people are entering.

Preview image for the shift swap board entry

Shift swap board

A rota tool for a cafe team that was running on sticky notes.

Open it
Preview image for the tiny orbit entry

Tiny orbit

A one-button game about keeping three moons from crashing into each other.

Open it
Preview image for the chord map entry

Chord map

Pick a key and it draws every chord that fits, then plays them back.

Open it

One draw, one date.

Entering early does not improve your odds. It just means you are done.

Draw closes in

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The prizes are small on purpose.

About ten winners, picked at random, each getting something that helps them keep building. If the prize is why you are here, this is probably not worth your time.

A domain
Hosting
An AI subscription
Backend credits

Questions people actually ask.

Is it really free?
Yes. No fee, no card, no upsell.
Does it have to be useful?
No. Games, toys and experiments count the same as tools.
Does it have to be new?
No. If you built it a year ago and it still works, submit it.
What do you mean by unique?
Something you actually built, not something you renamed. A template with your copy in it does not make it.
Can I submit more than one?
One each. A second entry voids both.
How are winners picked?
Random, once, across every valid entry. Everyone gets emailed the outcome.
Who owns what I build?
You do. We link to it. That is all.
What if my link breaks?
Your entry stands if it worked when you submitted it.

The only thing left is to build it.

Free, one entry, random draw, nobody judging.

Enter free