Rosie Wang

Besides landing pages... what else can we build with AI web builders?

Most AI site builders promise to “make landing pages in seconds.”

Cool — but what if we want to go further?

Lately, I’ve been playing with Trickle, and it's opened up a totally different perspective:

Using AI to create games, quizzes, interactive tools, and even logic-driven apps — all without code.

Here are a few surprising use cases I’ve seen (or made myself):

🤝 Friendship games

Let your friends guess your favorite things — from movies to memories — and see who knows you best.

🔫 Mini survival or shooting game

A click-to-shoot stress reliever where you blast through “bosses” like deadlines, meetings, or your inbox.

🔮Vibe Quizzes or logic-based game

Create vibe-based tests like “Which house are you in?”-- a Hogwarts-style Sorting Quiz, where each answer leads to a different result.

👀Vision perception challenge

An interactive test where players try to spot differences or match colors — but the longer they play, the more they second-guess themselves.

You describe the idea, upload a few assets, and the AI wires it all up — design, flow, logic, even a database. Instant URL to share and embed.

It made me realize: AI web builders might not replace all devs, but they could replace a lot of tiny tools we once needed engineers for.

Curious what others are seeing or building — what’s the most non-“landing page” thing you’ve made with AI tools?

Or what would you want to build if tech wasn’t a blocker?

Drop ideas or links below 👇

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Mr. Racer

Interesting point! I’ve been exploring ideas beyond just landing pages too for example, building AI-based support tools or mod manager dashboards for games. One fun idea was creating a small helper website that explains features or settings for games like carx street mod apk.

AI site builders could really simplify the process of making these companion tools instead of just static pages, we could have dynamic guides, leaderboard integrations, or even community-driven mod libraries.

Curious to know if anyone has tried something similar, especially for gaming-related utilities?