Amo.ng Build

Build something useful.

Describe a website, browser app or tool.
Choose your AI provider when you’re ready to build.

Your idea and brief

Describe your idea. Examples include a quotation calculator, task tracker, business website, personal website or browser app.

No Amo.ng account required.

Import from Amo.ng

Enter a published AMO-P prompt ID, then fill in its inputs. Review imported instructions before building.

How Amo Build works

Describe, build, test and change your project. Save manually, download a backup or publish reviewed files at a shareable address.

Get inspired by the community

Explore working apps built with Amo.ng Build.

Publish your website

Share the version you see in your preview. Nothing goes online until you confirm.

1. Choose where to publish

Your website will be public for 30 days from its first publication. Updating it does not extend the deadline.

Advanced: choose or inspect public files

Only selected files and images are published. Your brief, prompt records, usage information and history are not included in the published files.

Manage publication

Publish reviewed files at a public website address. Your saved browser projects stay on this device. Keep your private recovery file to manage or unpublish your website.

Amo hosts your project for 30 days from its first successful publication. Save your project or download a backup to keep your work. For long-term publishing, use your own hosting account.

Recover management access

Use your private recovery file to control this website. Keep it separate from your project backup.

No recovery file selected.

Cannot open your website?

If ordinary access is unavailable, the recovery file can take its site offline and revoke existing management sessions.

Open this project backup?

This replaces your open brief, files and unapplied change. Save or download the current project first, and copy unapplied drafts separately. Saved library copies stay intact. Opening runs an isolated startup check without network access; imported files are not independently verified.

Remove saved project?

Keep a downloaded backup first. To recover this project later, open that backup and save it again. The currently open project will stay open.