Matt Wolfe rebuilds futuretools.io using Remy, an AI web app builder that generates frontend, backend, database, and deployment from a Q&A. The new site has a futuristic design and ticker feature his original lacked, built in hours instead of weeks.
So I'm gonna see if this AI can rebuild my website, but better. So here's the before, and this is futuretools.io where I track and organize all the different AI products out there. And to rebuild it, I'm using Remy from Mind Studio. It's a new AI web app builder, and a website like mine is the perfect platform to test it out on. So the first thing I noticed about Remy is that instead of just spitting out code, it kind of guided me through the process by asking questions about what I was building. Like, you know, things like what would my audience actually use this site for? What AI categories to cover and how the database should handle new AI tools as they launch. And then it just started building the whole thing for me. We got the frontend, backend, authentication, database, deployment. It even helped me write copy and plan for how users would interact with the platform over time. All right, so here's the before and here's the after. It honestly looks great and was actually pretty easy to build. I love the futuristic tech design and the ticker at the top. That's something new that my current site doesn't have. I'm always trying a bunch of AI coding tools and this was one that really made it feel like I could launch real professional-level software products that were built all in this one platform, which is pretty crazy to think that the barrier to entry for building stuff like this just got even lower. So if you want to try this out for yourself, check out the link in the description and use my code for a discount. And let me know which site you like better.
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