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AppMaker 1.0 is a fully functional, unlocked creativity tool that I made for fun. I compared to other app-making platforms and everything seemed complicated and expensive. 

https://cindercenter.itch.io/appmaker-student-edition-v10

There are tons of free tier providers and many models to choose from. The idea was, can I take just one sentence and have the platform research, plan, spec, build, test, and deploy the entire app for the user? The file itself is a single .exe custom compiled binary because I wanted this program to be powerful but harmless. There are many layers of guardrails that look at every phase of the build to determine if the thing being built is helpful and not something that can cause harm.  

On the right side menu, there is Chat and Guide. the Guide is the user manual baked into the app so you never have to go searching for it. Chat is allows you to modify your current project or plan live. It has the features that I wanted but couldn't find else where. There are no gpt and claude integrations yet because the point of the project was to left anyone with an internet connection be able to use ai meaningfully to help improve their learning/careers.  

I don't know the limit of what the app can make because I've been making a number of different projects to test it, and I think it's a great starting point for anyone trying to learn how to make things with ai. For professionals, the app has 14 integrations to allow a true "one - click deploy" pipeline to serve mvps to clients very quickly. This function is there for students to use, but may be a little overwhelming at first- ask in the Chat and have the ai explain how the program works.

A lot of people asked me why this is a single file. To me it was the most obvious way for people to use this easily. If users needed to install dependencies and figure out the right build environment to even get started, then there is a lot of potential burned away in that learning curve. Maybe it's possible to make it easier, and hopefully this app is something that aids that. The second reason is the guardrails I mentioned above. 

The system uses custom security configurations to always protect the user's keys, output, and the usage of the app itself. The OUTPUT of the app itself uses three independent TPM (trade protection measures) so that USER OUTPUT is also protected under DMCA 1201. 

*Recommended:  Since the file is brand new and will trigger smart screen warnings, please only have an adult OK using this. 
For adults: Please run the file through virustotal and confirm that there are 0 virus detections and 0 implementation of anything harmful to the user or in general. The warnings triggered are from several things related to  Encrypting user data, Protecting user output, one-click deployment of user projects. The lack of detections and any High or Critical warnings is because the system truly does not hide itself, its actions, or causes harm.    

https://www.virustotal.com - Get free file verification from 90+ security vendors. Also checks sites!


AppMaker - Main screen

Build a full app with one sentence and free API keys

Thank you for taking a  look. Yes. it is a custom compiled single .exe that contains the entire app shell and the 20 different apps all come s preloaded in the entire 6mb file. The file itself is an example of the output of my proprietary compiler and also the security measures taken to secure the app itself. 

On the question of "How is it an operating system?" Excellent question. I don't think any adult would ever take this seriously. This is really a windows app. A parent my use it for an amusement before letting their kid play with it. It's meant to be kind of a "My First OS" for kids.  The "App store" mimics what an appstore interaction is like (explains ratings, why trusted apps are better than sideloading (in general) and offers different apps to "download."  Download triggers an animation for installing just like an app store (but it's all fake).  All of the apps are all ready there. The theme store has 220 real css resleeves for the the entire app. 

But, I made a mistake in the original file I uploaded and the terminal works, but it's not a true cli. The version I'm uploading as soon as I figure out how to make an edit is going to have a real nerfed cli. the student can have an api key configured. There are explanations of how to do this in both the kid's and the parent's manuals that come with the file. 

The reason was just really simple. I just wanted to make something that was fun and useful and didn't collect any data from students and was private. And something that had cryptographically produced comprehensive audit trails so that parents could know ever single thing that cli did. It cannot do something and hide what it did. it cannot run or execute anything other than what it makes in its sandbox (it's only allowed to make spas and never something harmful) and, parents can set it up so that it sends a notification to them any time it wants to run anything. 

CinderWebOS - Example Screenshot

Example of "desktop" in the app with resleeve applied

This something I've been working on for a few weeks. It was made with ai, with me explaining what I wanted  this to be. The apps inside of the "OS" work. it's not meant to be a restrictive tool (easy to just close it). There are tools and things that might be useful like a real homework tutor (needs free api key from one of the free providers) or the simple game studio.

https://cindercenter.itch.io/cinderwebos