Build whatever you want.
A social enterprise. A water nonprofit. A Pilates studio. A paper goods shop. A typing game for kids. A tribute to the largest passenger plane ever built. Some of these run whole organizations; some exist for one person. Every one of them started as a conversation.
A social enterprise's whole site.
A social enterprise and B Corp convening global health and AI. A website their team updates by talking to it.
techchange.org →
The site that started Lanlan.
A community-first coworking space in South Berkeley — and the site that started Lanlan.
ourspaceberkeley.org →
A nonprofit that runs its own water treatment.
A California nonprofit that designs, builds, and runs water treatment at the well, for small rural communities whose water isn't safe to drink.
wellforward.org →
Executive coaching for senior professionals.
Mid- to senior-level professionals, coached by a certified coach and organizational psychologist.
awtcoaching.com →
Rehab-aligned Pilates.
For women in their 40s to 80s, built around what your body needs that day.
immaqipilates.com →
Hand-drawn cards, made to be kept.
Cards, invitations, and custom stationery with a warm, storybook point of view.
bunnyandbucklepaper.com →
A trinket box on a sidewalk.
Take a trinket, leave a trinket. A small thing made public.
berkeleytrinkettrade.com →
A cookbook hand-typed by your family.
124 recipes typed by two families in the 1980s, photocopied, three-hole-punched, mailed to relatives in binders. Now living online with the family voice preserved.
chester-vestal-cookbook.lanlan.site →
Neighbors asking about the pool.
Why South Berkeley hasn't had a public pool since 2010, and how far people travel to swim now.
southberkeleyswims.org →
A typing course in a night jungle.
34 levels from the home row to 60+ words per minute, with adaptive practice and games.
jungle-keys.lanlan.site →
A tribute to the biggest one.
Two decks, four engines, a staircase and 251 frames. An editorial tribute to the largest passenger aircraft ever built.
a380-tribute.lanlan.site →Some of these run whole organizations. Some exist for one person, or one afternoon. Some will last ten years; others are already finished. They all count. They're all real websites.
// every site here was built by talking to an MCP-speaking agent. then deployed. some of them quietly run whole organizations now.
Send us the link. We'll feature it.
Anything counts. The weirder the better. A trivia game your friends hate. A tracker for your dog's medications. A landing page for the band you started in 2008 and never quite gave up on.
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