Apps made with AI, explained.
Straight answers to the questions people ask before turning an idea into an app their team, family or club actually uses.
How do you build an app with ChatGPT or Claude without coding?
ChatGPT and Claude can write an app, but a working one also needs hosting, sign-in and a database. Here is how to go from a sentence to a live app.
Read the answerWhere do you host an app you built with AI?
You have the code from ChatGPT or Claude. Now what? The options for hosting an AI-built app, what each one asks of you, and how to skip the setup entirely.
Read the answerHow do you share an app you made with AI with your team?
An app in a chat only works for you. Here is how to give your team, family or club a link they can sign in to, with roles and shared data.
Read the answerHow do you add login and a database to an app built with AI?
AI-generated apps often lose their data or have no sign-in. What an app needs to store data and know its users, and how to get both without code.
Read the answerHow do you turn a spreadsheet into an app?
Shared spreadsheets break: overwritten cells, no permissions, no history. When to replace one with an app and how to do it by asking ChatGPT or Claude.
Read the answerWhat is MCP, and why does it matter for building apps with AI?
MCP is an open standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. What it is, why it matters and how Bunbird uses it to create apps from a chat.
Read the answerVibe coding, no-code or chat-built apps: which should you choose?
Three ways to get an app without a development team. What each approach asks of you, who it suits, and when a chat-built, fully-run app is the better fit.
Read the answerHow do you build internal tools without developers?
Holiday trackers, approvals, inventories, ticketing: how small teams get internal tools without engineering time, by describing them to ChatGPT or Claude.
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