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Love making things

From an idea to something real.

Bliss is a calm place on your computer where you describe a web app, watch it come alive, and point at anything you’d like changed. No code. Just you and your idea.

Which computer would you use? (optional)
See how it feels

Works with Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on your own account.

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Bliss at work: someone describes a website for their harbour café, Bliss shapes a plan, and the café’s page appears.

1 · Describe it

Tell it like you’d tell a friend.

Say what you’re dreaming of, in your own words. Bliss asks only what matters, then shows you a plan before anything is made.
  • A short, warm plan you can read in a minute
  • You decide what’s in the first version
  • Change your mind whenever you like
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Bliss showing the plan for Tidepool Café: a welcome, the menu and how to visit, in sand and sea-glass colours, with a Start creating button.

2 · Point at it

Point at it. Say what you want.

Not quite right? Point at any part of your creation and write a note in your own words, like “make this feel warmer, like sunrise over the water.” Bliss makes the change right there.
  • Point at anything on the page
  • Leave several notes at once
  • Keep it, refine it, or undo
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Someone points at the café’s headline and writes “Make this feel warmer, like sunrise over the water”; Bliss turns the welcome into a sunrise, and they keep the change.

3 · Show me options

Can’t decide? See a few versions, live.

Point at something and ask for options. Bliss makes a few different takes, lets you peek at each one right in your creation, and keeps the one you pick.
  • Several ideas side by side
  • Try each one on the real page
  • Pick one, or ask for different ones
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Someone points at the café’s menu and asks for other ways to lay it out; Bliss offers three versions, they peek at each one live, and pick the menu cards.

4 · Every change is safe

Try anything. You can always go back.

Before each change, Bliss saves where you are. Afterwards it checks that everything still works, and keeps a picture of each version. Pick any of them to see it again.
Tidepool CaféCurrent version
The café’s menu as three cards (Morning, Midday, Something sweet) with prices, above opening hours and the address.
  • The preview loads
  • No errors on the page
  • Everything still fits together
  • It looks like you asked

5 · Share it

Put it on the web in one go.

When it feels ready, publish it. Bliss builds it, sends it to your host, and checks that the address really answers before telling you it’s live.
  • Your coding agent, your accountBliss works through Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode — whichever you already use.
  • Your creations stay yoursEach one lives in an ordinary folder on your computer.
  • You stay in chargeAnything sensitive, like publishing, always asks you first.
Publish

Tidepool Café

Only on your computer, for now.

  • Making a fast version for visitors
  • Sending it to your host
  • Going live
  • Checking the address answers
tidepool-cafe.vercel.appPublish

What will you make?

Small apps for the things you love.

A page for your café, a tracker for your habits, a home for your club. If you can describe it, you can make it.

  • Tidepool Café

    A calm page for a seaside café

  • Habit Garden

    Habits that grow into plants

  • Chapter & Tea

    A book club’s next read and ratings

  • Studio Hours

    Book a slot at a pottery studio

  • Trail Notes

    A journal of weekend walks

  • Recipe Box

    Family recipes, searchable

  • Choir Rota

    Who sings what, and when

  • Plant Swap

    Neighbours trading cuttings

Example ideas to spark yours.

Start making things.

Bliss is opening its doors a few people at a time. Leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s your turn.

Which computer would you use? (optional)

Just one email when there’s a place for you. No spam, ever.

Questions, gently answered

When can I try Bliss?

We’re letting people in a few at a time, so everyone gets a calm start. Join the waitlist and we’ll write to you when there’s a place for you.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe what you want and point at what you’d like changed. Bliss and your coding agent do the building, and Bliss explains everything in plain words.

What do I need to get started?

A computer and a coding agent you’re signed in to: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on your own account. Bliss helps you connect it the first time.

Where do my creations live?

On your computer, each in its own ordinary folder. Every change is saved as a version you can go back to.

What if a change goes wrong?

Bliss saves before every change and checks the result afterwards. If something breaks, it tries to repair it, and you can always step back to an earlier version.

Can I put my creation online?

Yes. Bliss publishes to shpyrd, a home made for creations like yours, and to other hosts such as Vercel. Either way, it checks that the address really works before it tells you it’s live.