youmake.dev v1.2.12
Build websites, apps & slides
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Youmake is a development workspace for creating and editing websites, mobile apps, and slide decks from natural-language instructions. It helps founders, designers, and developers turn project briefs into working software and presentations. Connect your Youmake account to open projects you are authorized to access. Describe a new project or request changes through ChatGPT’s message box. Follow the coding agent in Chat logs, inspect the embedded preview, and stop an active build when needed. Publish websites and slide projects to a Youmake subdomain or a domain you own after confirming the destination. Custom domains require DNS configuration. Mobile device testing and app-store publishing continue in the Youmake editor.
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Oct 27, 2026 · 1 saved observations
Metadata · Oct 27, 2026 · 00:47 UTC · Compared with Oct 24, 2026 · 13:33 UTC
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Oct 24, 2026 · 13:33 UTC
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Oct 27, 2026 · 00:47 UTC
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From the developer’s listing and package; capabilities are not independently tested. Package observed Nov 3, 2026.
Build websites, apps & slides
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Youmake offers subscriptions and AI credits. Project creation and coding require an active plan and available credits. A billing modal and account-menu link open the Youmake billing page; users select a plan or credits and complete payment on the external website. No payment details are collected in the ChatGPT widget. Builds use the project owner’s credits; stopping can still leave charges for completed work.
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Create a portfolio website for my design studio.
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Youmake is a development workspace for creating and editing websites, mobile apps, and slide decks from natural-language instructions. It helps founders, designers, and developers turn project briefs into working software and presentations. Connect your Youmake account to open projects you are authorized to access. Describe a new project or request changes through ChatGPT’s message box. Follow the coding agent in Chat logs, inspect the embedded preview, and stop an active build when needed. Publish websites and slide projects to a Youmake subdomain or a domain you own after confirming the destination. Custom domains require DNS configuration. Mobile device testing and app-store publishing continue in the Youmake editor.
Build websites, apps & slides
Create and iterate on websites, mobile apps, and slide decks with Youmake.
--- name: create-mobile-app description: Create an Expo mobile app with Youmake when the user requests a new iOS, Android, or cross-platform mobile application. Use edit-project for an existing Youmake project. --- 1. Read references/workflow.txt before calling tools. Identify the core user task, screens, navigation, and requested device capabilities. Ask only for essential missing requirements; otherwise state reasonable first-build assumptions. 2. Write a mobile-focused prompt describing touch interactions, safe areas, keyboard behavior, loading and error states, and the user's design references. Include platform constraints and connected-service requirements when relevant. 3. Call create_project with projectType="mobile", a concise name, and a fresh UUID requestId. This selects the Expo template. Continue with its project.id. 4. Call start_build with that projectId, the mobile prompt, and a separate fresh UUID requestId. Follow the shared status and recovery procedure. 5. Return the editor/preview links and verified status. Device testing, native permissions, signing, and store submission require the Youmake editor and platform tooling; completion here does not establish store readiness.
Referenced files: 2 — file references are metadata, not package contents.
--- name: create-slide-deck description: Create a presentation with Youmake when the user requests a new pitch deck, lesson slides, sales presentation, or slide-based report. Use edit-project for an existing Youmake deck. --- 1. Read references/workflow.txt before calling tools. Identify the audience, purpose, desired length, and supplied source material. Ask for essential missing content; otherwise state an outline and reasonable slide-count assumption. 2. Write a slide-by-slide build prompt with a clear narrative, concise headlines, visual guidance, and supplied data. Label placeholders for missing metrics and sources; preserve the distinction between supplied facts and proposed copy. 3. Call create_project with projectType="slides", a concise name, and a fresh UUID requestId. Continue only after receiving the deck's project.id. 4. Call start_build with that projectId, the presentation prompt, and a separate fresh UUID requestId. Follow the shared status and recovery procedure. 5. Return the preview/editor links and verified status. Slide export and sharing are completed in the Youmake editor; these tools do not return a PPTX or PDF.
Referenced files: 2 — file references are metadata, not package contents.
--- name: create-website description: Create a website with Youmake when the user requests a new landing page, business site, or web application. Use edit-project for an existing Youmake project. --- 1. Read references/workflow.txt before calling tools. Identify the site's purpose, audience, pages, and primary action from the conversation. Ask only for missing information that prevents a useful first build; otherwise state assumptions. 2. Write a build prompt with the requested content, visual direction, responsive behavior, and functional requirements. Distinguish requested integrations from features that can be built without connected services. 3. Call create_project with projectType="web", a concise name, and a fresh UUID requestId. Continue only after receiving a project.id. 4. Call start_build with that projectId, the build prompt, and a separate fresh UUID requestId. Follow the shared status and recovery procedure. 5. Return the resulting preview/editor links and verified status. Publishing and domain setup take place in the Youmake editor; a completed build is a preview.
Referenced files: 2 — file references are metadata, not package contents.
--- name: edit-project description: Continue or modify an existing Youmake website, mobile app, or slide deck when the user requests changes to its content, design, or functionality. --- 1. Read references/workflow.txt before calling tools. Resolve the target using a project ID already supplied by Youmake or list_projects. Use pagination when needed. If multiple projects fit the request, ask the user to choose. 2. Call get_project with the selected projectId. Proceed when canEdit is true; otherwise explain that editor access is needed. Preserve its projectType. 3. Write a prompt containing the requested change and the existing behavior to preserve. Obtain clarification before an ambiguous destructive change. Reuse the existing project rather than creating a duplicate. 4. Call start_build with that projectId, the edit prompt, and a fresh UUID requestId. Follow the shared status and recovery procedure. 5. Report the verified build status and editor/preview links. Describe the requested change as confirmed only if tool results or inspection establish it.
Referenced files: 2 — file references are metadata, not package contents.
Youmake now supports email and password sign-in alongside Google, with password recovery and a return to ChatGPT authorization after sign-in. Website, mobile app, and slide-deck workflows, branding, and the existing video walkthrough are retained.
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Package observed Nov 3, 2026.
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