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Genesis: Demo Your App on Day One

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Genesis: Demo Your App on Day One

Two lines of code. That's all it takes to transform your idea into a working application.

TLDR;

Genesis turns your app ideas into working demos instantly. Check out these real-world examples:

  • Task Manager - From prompt to functional app with task creation and assignment in minutes
  • NextOne Travel Assistant - A location-based transit app created in hours instead of days

Why you should care: Genesis eliminates configuration hell and lets you demo on day zero, get user feedback immediately, and iterate at lightning speed.

The Problem Genesis Solves

Every developer knows the pain: spending days setting up frameworks, configuring tooling, and writing boilerplate before you can show anything to users or stakeholders. By then, you've lost precious momentum and feedback opportunities.

Genesis eliminates this friction completely.

How Genesis Works

After installing Genesis, you'll have a single powerful command in your terminal: genesis.

genesis your-app-name --description "Your app description" --functionality "Core features you need"
cd your-app-name && pnpm install

That's it. You now have a fully configured project with:

  • Modern tech stack already integrated
  • Development environment ready to go
  • Scalable architecture in place
  • AI-assisted implementation through built-in assistant rules

See It In Action: Task Manager in Minutes

Step 1: Generate Your Project

genesis task-manager --description "A task management app" --functionality "Users can create tasks, assign them to others, and track progress"
cd task-manager
pnpm install

Step 2: Implement Core Features

Open the repo in your IDE and use the embedded assistant with:

implement app functionality: Users can create tasks, assign them to others, and track progress

Step 3: Demo Your Working App

Run pnpm dev and show your stakeholders a functional application—all on day one.

Note that depending on the complexity of the app and the accuracy of the prompt, the implementation time and correctness may vary. This is a medium-sized app that required minor adjustments to the initial implementation.

Another Example: NextOne Travel Assistant

A location-based transit tracker created in hours:

genesis next-one --description "NextOne is a real-time travel assistant that instantly tells you when your next bus, boat, or tube is arriving—wherever you are." --functionality "shows your closest stop and the next available departure with zero taps."

From this starting point, API integration and core functionality took just a couple of hours to implement.

The app is now functional and that's one I use to track when is my next bus, boat, or tube arriving by simply opening it on site. It will me when is the Next One (arriving). Genesis has abstracted out the UI and the data layer, so I can focus on the core functionality. In that case, The flow is entirely supported by built-in stores for separation of concerns; we're not mixing the data with the UI layer.

Why Genesis Changes Everything

Genesis isn't just about speed—it's about focus. By eliminating setup friction, you can:

  • Test market fit immediately
  • Get user feedback on day one
  • Focus exclusively on your unique value proposition
  • Iterate faster than competitors

What About Scaling?

Genesis projects are built to grow. When your app gains traction:

  • Add persistence through our Supabase integration
  • Scale APIs with our serverless-first approach
  • Expand with confidence using our built-in best practices

Genesis won't extend your stack until it's necessary. When it does, it will select the right tool for the right job.

Stop wasting time on setup. Start building what matters. Genesis gets you to demo day on day one.

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