Fable 5.1
Kyoto Scout- Build time (est.)
- ~50 min
- API cost
- $146.80
Four builds. The same starting ideas.
See the results, then try the prompts yourself.
A miniature city you can explore, with landmarks, guided flights, and a saved itinerary.
External tools
Three.js for 3D rendering.
Act as an expert 3D web developer and UX specialist. Build a clean, single-file HTML/JS web application using Three.js to recreate a small part of Kyoto, Japan as a detailed, interactive 3D miniature. The target user is a traveler planning a trip to Kyoto. Help them understand the layout, neighborhoods, walking distances, and relationships between key attractions so they can plan an itinerary. Focus on a compact, navigable district with 10–20 popular attractions. Use the attached city-miniature reference video for the visual direction. Recreate recognizable architecture with detailed roofs, windows, colors, and building shapes. Include an automated Flight Mode that smoothly tours iconic locations, interactive landmarks with visitor information, neighborhood navigation, search and filters, and a saved itinerary. Choose any additional features that would help a traveler explore the area. Use smooth camera controls, modern UI styling, atmospheric lighting, and clear setup instructions. Keep the scope achievable in one build and run it on localhost using an available port.
An original ski brand, a cinematic hero, model photography, and a working demo checkout.
External tools
Higgsfield for image and video generation.
Build a fully functional e-commerce website for a ski clothing brand similar to the north face, come up with your own brand name, style, typography, colors and branding. I want the hero section to contain a video of people doing skiing or snowboarding activities, with multiple different scenes combined together. I want the site to convey high-energy and premium feel. You can use Three.js for any 3D rendering for any section as needed. For the products, come up with the product line and also the photos or videos for the models of each product. Every product needs to have a human model. You can use Higgsfield MCP to generate any images or videos.
A voice dictation launch page with original branding, generated films, and interactive scenery.
External tools
Higgsfield for image and video generation.
Design a launch-ready landing page for my Mac voice dictation app, Whisper. Its functionality is similar to Wispr Flow. Use Cool Dock as the reference for the design, typography, layout, and overall feel, adapted to Whisper. https://www.dock.cool/ https://wisprflow.ai/ Study the attached Cool Dock screen recording closely. Create original Whisper branding, a simple flat vector app icon, and an original dictation pill. Write the finished product copy and generate all the artwork, animations, and walkthrough video needed for the page. Use the connected Higgsfield MCP for image and video generation, and use Seedance 2.5 for videos. Include animated scenery and a soft cursor-following foliage reveal on the rocks: plants should appear only around the cursor and disappear as it moves away. Make the page polished, responsive, and interactive, with a walkthrough that clearly shows how voice dictation works.
Scan a receipt, review the details, organize expenses, and export reports. Plus a companion landing page.
External tools
Higgsfield for images. Supabase for the backend, Claude for receipt scanning, and Expo for the app.
Build an iOS mobile app called Receipt Scan, similar to Receipt Scanner – Easy Expense: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/receipt-scanner-easy-expense/id1528787066 Use React Native with Expo and Supabase for the backend. Let users scan a physical receipt, extract the merchant, date, amounts, tax, and line items, categorize expenses, review and edit the results, manage receipts, and export reports. Use the Anthropic Claude API for receipt extraction and keep its key on the server. Ask for credentials securely when needed. Populate the app with demo data and allow guest access without an app login. Make it testable on an iPhone through Expo Go, with a standalone EAS build available as a later step. Create original Notion-style branding and illustrations, including the color palette, typography, and a flat vector app icon. Use Higgsfield for image generation. Design a coordinated set of App Store screenshots that showcase the main app features. Also build a polished, responsive landing page to promote the app. Choose the sections, write the copy, and create the images to match the app's branding. Make this an end-to-end build with working receipt scanning and expense management.