From idea, through a conversation with Claude, to a live website — a selection of what people build with Waterbloom.
The examples with a "Live demo" badge are genuine, working demo environments that we built ourselves — using exactly the prompt shown here, and exactly as a customer would go through it. None of the examples is an existing customer.
Sound familiar? Dozens of emails a day, and every time the same question: what's important, and what can I just let get handled? As a manager I ran into this myself — and discovered it can be done differently.
With Claude I built my own dashboard: it only shows what needs a decision, and handles the rest on its own. Fully tailored, and just as easy to adjust whenever I want.
If I can do it, so can you.
Everything that needs a decision is listed at the top, with the most urgent item first.
Whatever Claude can handle itself gets handled — and stays visible in a log.
At set times, email, campaigns and customer sites are checked, without anyone having to remember to do it.
"I get dozens of emails a day and lose a lot of time constantly re-deciding what's important and what isn't. Build a dashboard that helps me: it checks everything at set times, resolves what it can on its own, and only shows me what needs a decision. Also advise me on the best way to approach this."
Illustrative design, built for this page — not yet an actively connected tool.
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Bas wanted a professional yet personal calling card online — also handy when job-hunting and preferring to show your own page rather than just a CV.
"Make a clean, professional one-pager for myself as an interim manager: a short intro, three blocks on what I'm good at, a few references, and a button to get in touch."
Clean page in dark blue and white, with three areas of expertise, references and a clear contact button.
This is a demo environment, built for this page — not an existing person.
Ruud no longer wanted to comb through ten US newspapers and news sites himself before getting to the office, but instead see at a glance what actually mattered that morning.
"Every morning, before I get to the office, I want a short email with the most important US financial and economic stories from the major newspapers and news sites, briefly summarized with a link to the original article. Also show whether a story is being covered in multiple places, and whether it's getting a lot of attention."
A short overview of that morning's key stories, each with a direct link to the source, a flag when a story appears on multiple major sites, and an indicator for unusually high reach.
This is a live, working page — a small script rebuilds it automatically every morning at 6:00, running on its own server with its own API key. No Claude account has to stay open for it to keep working: build it once, and it looks after itself.
Sound familiar? This is how you get started too.
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