As-is, andyours\

Every build write-up on this site documents something that worked when it was written, on the tools and versions named in it, on the date printed at the top. Software changes underneath a guide. A model gets retrained, a free tier tightens, an interface moves a button, and a step stops matching what you see.

We correct what we find and we date every correction. We do not promise any guide is currently accurate, that following it produces a working result, or that a result it produces is fit for anything in particular.

Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Emergent, Supabase, Vercel, Google and every other service named on this site is operated by somebody else. Your use of them is governed by their terms, not by these. What they charge, what their free tier includes, and when they change either is entirely theirs to decide.

This is exactly why no page here prints a price. A stale figure is checkable and wrong, and a figure we do not print cannot mislead you into a bill you did not expect.

Follow a guide, build the thing, ship it, sell it, put it on your resume, rewrite it beyond recognition. We take no ownership, no licence, no revenue share and no credit requirement in anything you make. There is nothing to sign, because there is nothing being asked for.

The prompts printed on build pages exist to be copied and run. That is their entire purpose and using them in your own project needs no permission.

The write-ups themselves, the screenshots, the failure transcripts and the page text are ours. Quote them with attribution and a link. Do not republish a page in full, and do not scrape the set of them into a competing index. The difference is between using the work and taking it.

Numbers published on data\ are our own measurements, published with the method, the sample and the date. Figures sourced from elsewhere carry their publisher, the date they were checked at source, and a mark saying how far to trust them.

A time or a cost printed on a build page describes that build. It is not a prediction about yours, and it is not a guarantee of any outcome.

This is not a placement service and it never claims a hiring outcome. A guarantee here would be either a lie or a refund liability, and we are not interested in either. What a finished build gives you is a live URL with your name on it, and what that is worth is decided by people who do not work here.

Pages here link to tool documentation, published research and the sources behind figures we print. Those sites are not under our control and their content can change after we linked to it. A link is a citation, not an endorsement of everything on the far side of it.

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