Ideas to start with
- Checklists for releases, onboarding or opening the store
- Request and approval forms
- Inventory, equipment or room booking control
- Simple dashboards and status boards
What to ask the AI
- 1. Describe it in your own words. For example:
“Create a release checklist for a software team: steps with owner and status, a comments field and a progress bar. Everyone should see the same checklist.”
- 2. Add the text on the right at the end, so the app saves its data in Moldura.
- 3. Save the result as a .html file and upload it as a new app.
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Paste into your AI prompt
Save all app data with window.moldura instead of localStorage.
It is async: await moldura.set(key, value) and await moldura.get(key, { fallback }).
Data is shared by everyone by default; use { scope: 'me' } for each user's own data, like preferences.
Data in scope 'me' may stay on that device only, so the app must work when it is empty.
Values must be JSON. Use moldura.update(key, fn) when several people can edit the same key.
Do not call external APIs or load scripts from the internet.
Deliver everything in a single .html file.How to share it
Keep it private and invite the team. Editors change data and upload new versions, Viewers only follow along, and the activity history shows who did what.
One fixed link
Update the app as often as you like. The address never changes.
Data that stays
What people fill in is saved and survives new versions.
You choose who opens it
Owner, Editor or Viewer for each person, or anyone with the link.
Questions
Can several people edit at the same time?
Yes. Data is saved in Moldura and everyone sees the same state. Updates from others show up in a few seconds.
Can I control who changes what?
Yes. Each person is an Owner, Editor or Viewer, and you can remove access at any time.
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