Community guidelines

One prompt means one prompt.

Submit a creation generated from a single prompt, without follow-up prompts or manual code edits. Tell people the exact model and version, and include the complete original prompt. Model and one-shot claims are supplied by creators; approval is not independent verification of generation history.

Show the actual result.

Your thumbnail and preview should show the demo visitors will play. Describe it accurately. Share only work you have the right to publish, and respect other people’s intellectual property.

Make it safe to try.

Remove API keys, passwords, personal information, and private files. No phishing, malware, covert tracking, deceptive sign-in forms, abusive material, or content that infringes others’ rights. Demos must work without payments or account credentials.

What we can run

Upload a self-contained HTML file, including its CSS and JavaScript, or provide a public HTTPS demo link. Uploaded HTML runs with restricted browser permissions and no API access. Common CDN libraries can load. Hosted links must support embedding; their content remains on the creator’s host.

Review and reports

Every submission enters a private queue. Moderators can approve, reject, or unpublish it. Check My shelf for status and feedback. Use “Report this creation” on a demo to flag problems. Creators can withdraw their work from My shelf.

Rankings and locked prompts

Score equals plays plus views plus three times prompt copies. Repeated actions are limited to reduce spam. Top submissions earn ranking badges. There are no monetary rewards. Demos are free to try; locked prompts cannot be purchased or revealed until payments launch.