Inspiration
One example project per role
These are ideas to get you started, not a list to pick from. The best entry fixes a problem from your own work.
Track 1: Buildersfor developersInspiration
Full-stack developers
A billing app for a kirana shop that takes the day's orders in the language the shop speaks.
- Use Flow
- Dictate the screens, the fields and how a sale should move through the app into Cursor or Claude. Run it on a real day's orders, then talk through everything it got wrong until the bills add up.
- Show
- The working app, and the bills it made for a real day of sales.
Track 1: Buildersfor developersInspiration
AI engineers
An inbox sorting agent that reads your mail and drafts the replies worth sending.
- Use Flow
- Brief the agent out loud the way you'd brief an assistant: who matters, what can wait, how you sign off. Run it on a real inbox, then talk through each wrong call until it sorts the way you would.
- Show
- The working agent, and a morning of mail it sorted.
Track 2: No-Codefor every other roleInspiration
Marketers
A campaign brief generator your team can reuse.
- Use Flow
- Talk through your audience, offer and constraints into your AI builder. Test the brief it produces, then dictate what needs changing until it's one you'd ship.
- Show
- The working generator, and a brief made with it.
Track 2: No-Codefor every other roleInspiration
Product managers
A PRD writer that starts from your call notes.
- Use Flow
- Dictate what you heard on the call while it's fresh, then talk through the scope, the edge cases and what's out. Read the PRD it writes and dictate the corrections.
- Show
- The working writer, and a PRD it produced from a real call.
Track 2: No-Codefor every other roleInspiration
Sales
A follow-up writer that turns call notes into the email and the CRM update.
- Use Flow
- The moment a call ends, say what happened, what they pushed back on and what you promised. Check the email it drafts, dictate the fixes, and send.
- Show
- The working tool, and a follow-up it wrote from a real call.
Track 2: No-Codefor every other roleInspiration
Founders
An investor update writer that works from what you say happened this month.
- Use Flow
- Talk through the numbers, the wins, the misses and the ask. Read the draft, then dictate the changes until it sounds like you.
- Show
- The working writer, and an update you'd send.
Track 2: No-Codefor every other roleInspiration
Designers
A design feedback collector that turns scattered comments into one list of changes.
- Use Flow
- Describe how feedback reaches you today and what a useful change request looks like into your AI builder. Run it on a real review round, then talk through what it missed until the list is one you'd work from.
- Show
- The working tool, and the change list it made from a real review.
Track 2: No-Codefor every other roleInspiration
Human Resources
An onboarding planner that builds a new hire's first two weeks from the role.
- Use Flow
- Talk through the role, the team, the accounts they need and who they should meet. Read the plan it builds, then dictate the fixes until it's one you'd hand a new joiner.
- Show
- The working planner, and a plan it made for a real role.