What you can build
And much more
Dashboards, admin pages, AI apps, small tools, portfolios and more: what else you can build, how to ask for each, and which page tells you the rest.
The pages before this one cover the six marks above the box and online stores. Most of what people build is one of them, under another name. Here is what else you can ask for, and where to read more about each.
Dashboards
Numbers you watch every day: sales by week, bookings by stylist, money in and out. Pick Web App and say what the dashboard shows. It opens straight into the screens, with a menu down the side, cards with the totals and charts.
A dashboard for a small café: sales per day and per product, the busiest hours,
and this month compared with last monthTo fill it with numbers you already keep elsewhere, connect Google Sheets, Airtable or Notion, and ask for the dashboard to read from it. See Web apps.
Admin pages
A screen where you and your staff see everything people sent or booked, inside an app or a site you already have.
Add an admin page where my team sees every booking, can confirm it
and can cancel itThe admin page shows only to the accounts you mark as your team, in Manage, then Cloud, then Users. Everyone else sees a short note in its place. See Working as a team.
Internal tools
A CRM, a stock list, holiday requests, the jobs a workshop has in hand: the spreadsheet your team has outgrown. Pick Web App, and attach the spreadsheet with + if there is one. Its columns become the app's, and up to 300 of its rows its first data. See Web apps.
Apps with AI inside
A chat assistant that answers your customers, a tool that writes product descriptions, a generator of images from a sentence. Connect OpenAI, Claude or Gemini once, and ask for it. Replicate runs open-source models for images, video and audio, ElevenLabs speaks and listens, and Perplexity answers with live web data. See AI and media. The app calls the AI through Setherion, so your key never sits in it.
An app where a real estate agent pastes the details of a flat and gets
a listing written in three tones, ready to copySmall tools
A calculator, a converter, a timer, a quiz, a planner. They keep everything in the page, need no account, and are built in one go.
A mortgage calculator: the price, the deposit, the years and the rate,
with the monthly payment and a chart of what is left to payPortfolios and personal pages
Your work, your story and a way to reach you. Pick Website and say what you do. See Websites.
A portfolio for an illustrator, with the work in galleries by client,
a short story about me, and a form to ask for a commissionBookings and appointments
Pick Website for the page your clients book from, or Web App for the screen your staff manage the bookings in. Connect Calendly and visitors pick a free time from your own calendar. Without it, they send a request and you confirm it.
Blogs, newsletters and documentation
A blog with authors and a page for each post, a newsletter with a sign-up form and an archive, or a documentation site with a sidebar, sections and search. Pick Website and say what it is for. See Websites.
A documentation site for a small software library: a sidebar with sections,
a page for each topic with code examples, and a search boxBring an app you already have
Made it with Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Base44, or keep it on GitHub or in a ZIP? +, then Import an app, and Setherion builds it again here, ready to change by asking. A spreadsheet works too: it becomes an app around its rows. See Import an app.
More to start from
These are the kinds of app that people file under the Templates gallery, with a few things to ask for in each. Use them as a way of finding the words, or open Templates to start from one that is built.
Tasks and workflows
A task board with columns and drag and drop, a to-do list, a habit tracker with streaks, a daily planner, a time tracker with weekly reports.
CRM and sales
A contacts manager, a lead tracker, a sales pipeline with deals across stages, a deals dashboard with forecast revenue, follow-up reminders.
Finance
An expense tracker, an invoice generator, a budget planner with over-budget alerts, a subscription tracker, a financial dashboard with charts. To take money from customers, see Online stores.
Booking
Appointments with a calendar of free slots, restaurant or lodging reservations, event tickets, a calendar app, a waitlist.
Projects and operations
Estimates and quotes, resource scheduling, service tickets, an inventory with low-stock alerts, an asset tracker, a help desk, shift scheduling, operational checklists.
Events and community
An RSVP page, an event agenda where each person builds their own, community announcements, a donations page with campaigns and progress, a meetup finder.
Wellness
A fitness log with progress charts, a meditation timer, a meal planner with a shopping list, a mood journal, a water tracker.
Not on this list? Describe it anyway. Every app is real code, so what you can build is whatever you can describe, and the first build tells you quickly how close it came.
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