Is it really free to put these on Cloudflare?

For builds this size, yes. The pages are static assets, which Cloudflare serves free and without limit. A Worker gets 100,000 requests a day on the free plan, and a D1 database gives 5 million row reads and 100,000 row writes a day with 5 GB of storage. A domain name is the usual cost, and it's optional.

What happens if I go over the free limits?

The daily Worker allowance resets at midnight UTC. Until then, a Worker over the limit returns Cloudflare error 1027, and D1 returns errors once its daily read or write limit is used up.

Do I need to use a terminal or install anything?

No. You type in a Claude chat, download the files it makes, and upload them to your GitHub repository in your browser (Add file, then Upload files). Cloudflare is connected to that repository and puts each change live by itself. Each page keeps the command-line route in a collapsed section for developers, and you can ignore it.

Can Claude put it online for me?

Not from a chat on the Free plan, as of October 2026: Claude's GitHub connector reads your files but can't save changes. You upload the files yourself, and Cloudflare publishes them. On Claude Pro ($20 a month), Claude Code on the web edits your repository and saves the change to a branch; you merge it on GitHub and Cloudflare puts it live. We ran that on 1 October 2026; the set-up page shows what happened.

Will Claude give me exactly the same thing?

Probably not word for word: Claude's replies vary between runs and between models. That's why every page names the model and the date, and shows the whole transcript, so you can see what a good answer looks like and spot when yours goes off course.

Did you fix the code before showing it?

No. The files on every page are exactly what Claude wrote. When something was wrong we either sent a follow-up prompt, which you'll see as a step, or listed it under what it got wrong.

10 pages, every prompt really run

I want AI tobuild me awebsite

Plain-English Claude prompts, what they really produced and the mistakes, then how to put it live from GitHub with no terminal: for people who want AI to build a site, app, game, chatbot or shop.

Watch a website get built Set up once, free

Prompts · left

You said: I'd like a small website and I've never made one. I'm Tom. In my spare time I walk canal towpaths and write short note …

Prompt 1 of 5 · Describe what your website is about.

Worked for 11.1 s · 1,106 output tokens

You said: Thanks, that sounds right. My answers: 1. Please make up four walks for now so I can see how it looks. I'll swap in my …

Prompt 2 of 5 · Answer its questions, and show it a website you like.

Worked for 48.7 s · 7,657 output tokens

You said: I opened it by double-clicking index.html and it looks lovely. Before I put it online, please check every page careful …

Prompt 3 of 5 · Ask it to check its work like a visitor on a phone.

Worked for 1 min 10 s · 11,807 output tokens

You said: I've just done a new walk, so please add it as my latest one: Newbury to Hungerford. Starts at Newbury Wharf and finis …

Prompt 4 of 5 · Change something, the way you will once it's live.

Worked for 13 s · 2,105 output tokens

You said: I've made free GitHub and Cloudflare accounts. On GitHub I made a new repository called toms-towpath-walks (I switched …

Prompt 5 of 5 · Ask how to put it live from GitHub, by clicking, not typing commands.

Worked for 16.1 s · 1,638 output tokens

All 5 replies in 2 min 39 s. Nothing edited by hand.

The real thing · right After adding a walk

Real screenshots of what Claude built for "I want AI to build me a website": Home page, All walks, After adding a walk.

Home page on a laptop: a cream page with a big serif 'Tom's Towpath Walks' heading between thin rules, a short intro, and three walk cards with miles, time and small 'good for' labels. — Real screenshots of what Claude built for "I want AI to build me a website": Home page, All walks, After adding a walk.

Home page on a phone: the menu sits under the site name with Home underlined, and the serif heading and first walk card fill the screen width. — The same build at phone width.

About page on a phone: 'Hello, I'm Tom', a few lines about walking towpaths, and a 'Get in touch' box with the tom@example.com link. — The same build at phone width.

01Home page02All walks03After adding a walk

Unedited screenshots · claude-sonnet-5-5 · run locally 2026-10-01

Prompts to Claude50across 10 pages, pasted exactly as shown
Claude's replies63mintime Claude spent writing, all pages together
Tests we ran60of 74 passedon the unedited files, on our own machine
Got wrong60thingslisted in full, on the page they happened

The showroom floor

The things people ask AI to build.

Each one is a real conversation with Claude: the prompts, the screenshots, the files it wrote, what broke, and how to put it online.

I want AI to build me a website

Five plain-English prompts in a Claude chat made a three-page website from a description and a screenshot we liked. Upload the files to GitHub and Cloudflare puts them live: free, no terminal.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 2 min 39 s
Tests passed: 3 of 5

Riverside Dog Walks on a laptop: a cream page with the heading 'The best part of your dog's day.', a short line about insured walks in Kingston upon Thames, an orange Book a walk button, a Call 07700 900123 button, three ticks and a large orange tile with a white paw print.

I want AI to build me a website for my business

Five plain-English prompts in a Claude chat made a one-page site for a dog walker, every Book button linked to its booking page. Upload it to GitHub and Cloudflare puts it live: free.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 3 min 32 s
Tests passed: 5 of 6

The list on a laptop: 'Water the seedlings before the open day' at the top marked 'Needed by Sat 3 Oct' in amber, then a test job titled with the literal text <img src=x onerror=alert(1)> shown as plain text. Each job has I'll do it, Done, Set a day and Delete buttons, and a dark bar at the bottom says 'Please type a job first.'

I want AI to build me an app

Five plain-English prompts made a shared job list that saves to a database. Upload two files to GitHub and Cloudflare puts it live, and every change after: free, no terminal.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 8 min 17 s
Tests passed: 7 of 8

Laptop: the start card, 'Bramble's Apple Catch', with a key for red apples (+1 point), golden apples (+5) and rotten apples (lose a heart), an orange rounded Play button, and Bramble in a red scarf on the grass below.

I want AI to make me a game

Five plain-English prompts made a hedgehog apple-catching game in one file, played with arrow keys or a thumb. It passed all 33 of our checks. Upload it to GitHub and Cloudflare shares it free.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 5 min 39 s
Tests passed: 7 of 8

Millbrook Bike Repairs chat page on a laptop: a warm off-white page with the heading 'Got a question about your bike?', a chat box with a greeting, three tap-to-ask buttons and an orange Send button, and the address and hours below.

I want AI to build me a chatbot or AI agent for my business

Five plain-English prompts made a shop chat box: two files you upload to GitHub, put live by Cloudflare, key kept secret. It passed 22 of 22 browser checks; one trick still got through.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 4 min 6 s
Tests passed: 6 of 8

The candles section served as a website with no links added: Riverside £18, Allotment £18 and Fireside £24 cards, each with an outlined 'Email us to order' button and '+ £3.95 UK delivery' underneath.

I want AI to build me an online shop

Five plain-English prompts made a small candle shop with a Stripe payment link per product. Upload it to GitHub and Cloudflare hosts it free; Stripe takes 1.5% + 20p per UK card sale.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 8 min 34 s
Tests passed: 6 of 7

Laptop: a white page with a small blue square and 'BRISTOL · WATERCOLOUR & INK', a huge black 'Nell Ashcombe.' with a blue full stop, 'Freelance illustrator, children's books and packaging' half in blue, a short intro, and Email me and See my work buttons.

I want AI to build me a CV or portfolio website

Five plain-English prompts in a Claude chat made a one-page CV and portfolio with email and copy-address buttons. Upload it to GitHub and Cloudflare puts it live: free, no terminal.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 3 min 32 s
Tests passed: 4 of 6

Today screen on a laptop after importing the 12 sample customers: four boxes with small capital labels reading Due this week 5 (2 cleaned so far), Overdue 3, Owed to you £58 and Earned this month £0, then overdue customers with big blue Cleaned buttons.

I want AI to build me a dashboard, CRM or spreadsheet tool

Five plain-English prompts made a password-protected customer list with spreadsheet import. Upload two files to GitHub and Cloudflare puts it live: free, no terminal.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 15 min 44 s
Tests passed: 10 of 10

Choir page on a laptop: a cream page with small capitals for the choir name and menu, a big serif 'Hollybrook Community Choir' heading over three lines, a rust italic 'Singing together on Tuesday evenings.' and a rust numbered 'When and where we rehearse' section.

Do I need Wix or Squarespace, or can Claude and GitHub do it?

Claude picked GitHub and Cloudflare over Wix or Squarespace for our choir, on one condition: someone must be around to make changes. Its site passed 31 of 33 checks.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 2 min 41 s
Tests passed: 3 of 5

The same app on a laptop-width screen: four wide candle buttons, Small jar and Large jar marked 1, £22 at the bottom and full-width orange Cash and white Card buttons.

I want AI to build me a mobile app

Five plain-English prompts made a market-stall till app that installs from a link and works with no signal. Not an App Store app: you upload four files to GitHub and Cloudflare hosts it free.

Prompts: 5
Claude's time: 7 min 55 s
Tests passed: 9 of 11

How every page works

Set up once, chat, and GitHub puts it live. No terminal, nothing to install.

Set up once

free accounts

Set up once

Free Claude, GitHub and Cloudflare accounts, made in your browser. Connect Cloudflare to your GitHub repository once, and every change you save there goes live by itself.

Prompts

5 per page

Prompts, in plain English

Describe what you want, attach a screenshot of a site you like, and ask for changes as you go. We ran every prompt and kept what came back, unedited and tested.

Put it live

GitHub → Cloudflare

Upload to GitHub, and it's live

On the Free plan you upload Claude's files to GitHub in your browser and Cloudflare publishes them. On Pro, Claude Code on the web saves its changes to GitHub for you. Each page gives the clicks.

Time and money, honestly

What it took, and what it costs.

Only numbers we measured or read from Cloudflare's own pages. Where we haven't measured something, we say so.

A website: 2 min 39 s · 5 prompts
A business website: 3 min 32 s · 5 prompts
An app: 8 min 17 s · 5 prompts
A game: 5 min 39 s · 5 prompts
A chatbot: 4 min 6 s · 5 prompts
An online shop: 8 min 34 s · 5 prompts
A CV website: 3 min 32 s · 5 prompts
A dashboard or CRM: 15 min 44 s · 5 prompts
Wix or Squarespace, or Claude and GitHub?: 2 min 41 s · 5 prompts
A mobile app: 7 min 55 s · 5 prompts
Your time: Not measured with a first-timer yet

That's how long Claude spent writing its replies. Reading them, downloading the files and uploading them to GitHub takes longer, and we'd rather time a real beginner than guess.

Small builds like these fit Cloudflare's free plan. Your domain name is the usual cost, paid to whoever you buy it from.

The pages themselves (static assets): "Requests to static assets are free and unlimited"
Worker requests: 100,000 a day, resetting at midnight UTC; 10 ms of CPU per request
D1 database reads: 5 million rows a day
D1 database writes: 100,000 rows a day
D1 storage: 5 GB in total
An address without a domain: Every Worker gets a free workers.dev address

Each build page says which of these it uses. Claude's Free plan covers every build here; the set-up page says what it does and doesn't include.

What you need

Two free accounts. Nothing to install.

Everything on this site is made in a Claude chat and put live on Cloudflare from your browser. Set them up once, with what each screen looks like.

A free Claude account, with file creation switched on so it can hand you the files. Our runs used claude-sonnet-5-5.free plan
A free Cloudflare account, where the pages, any Worker and any database live.free plan
GitHub, if you want each change to go live by itself. Claude can read your files there; you upload the changes.optional
Your own domain, if you want one. Optional: Cloudflare gives every Worker a free workers.dev address.optional

The publisher

We also build these properly.

Ours: made by the same studio that runs this site. I Want AI To is published by Adapt Progress Evolve Limited, which also makes these. None of them changes what a page tells you.

Adapt Progress Evolve

If you'd rather have it built properly for you, that's what we do.

Launch Video Maker

A short launch video for the thing you just built.

What is GEO

How to get your new site found by AI assistants.

Who's behind it

Written by Jack Stovell, founder of Adapt Progress Evolve.

Every prompt on this site was run by us, in one conversation, and every screenshot is of what came back. How the pages are made.

Publisher: Adapt Progress Evolve Limited
Pages: 10
Last updated: 1 October 2026

Questions

Free, really? What everyone asks first.

Cost answers come from Cloudflare's own documentation, read on 1 October 2026; the sources are listed above.

Cost 2

Is it really free to put these on Cloudflare?: For builds this size, yes. The pages are static assets, which Cloudflare serves free and without limit. A Worker gets 100,000 requests a day on the free plan, and a D1 database gives 5 million row reads and 100,000 row writes a day with 5 GB of storage. A domain name is the usual cost, and it's optional.
What happens if I go over the free limits?: The daily Worker allowance resets at midnight UTC. Until then, a Worker over the limit returns Cloudflare error 1027, and D1 returns errors once its daily read or write limit is used up.

How it works 4

Do I need to use a terminal or install anything?: No. You type in a Claude chat, download the files it makes, and upload them to your GitHub repository in your browser (Add file, then Upload files). Cloudflare is connected to that repository and puts each change live by itself. Each page keeps the command-line route in a collapsed section for developers, and you can ignore it.
Can Claude put it online for me?: Not from a chat on the Free plan, as of October 2026: Claude's GitHub connector reads your files but can't save changes. You upload the files yourself, and Cloudflare publishes them. On Claude Pro ($20 a month), Claude Code on the web edits your repository and saves the change to a branch; you merge it on GitHub and Cloudflare puts it live. We ran that on 1 October 2026; the set-up page shows what happened.
Will Claude give me exactly the same thing?: Probably not word for word: Claude's replies vary between runs and between models. That's why every page names the model and the date, and shows the whole transcript, so you can see what a good answer looks like and spot when yours goes off course.
Did you fix the code before showing it?: No. The files on every page are exactly what Claude wrote. When something was wrong we either sent a follow-up prompt, which you'll see as a step, or listed it under what it got wrong.

Start here

Prompt one is just a description. Copy it, change the details to yours, paste it into Claude.

Describe what your website is about.

See all 5 prompts

I'd like a small website and I've never made one. I'm Tom. In my spare time I walk canal towpaths and write short notes about each walk, and I'd like a website called "Tom's Towpath Walks" to put them on. On it I'd like: - a home page that says what the site is and shows my latest walks - a page with all my walks. There are four so far. For each one: its name, where it starts and finishes, how many miles, roughly how long it takes, who it's good for (like "pushchairs" or "pub at the end") and a short note - a few lines about me - a way to email me (tom@example.com). I don't want a form. I'm not technical, and I want it to be free to run. Before you make anything, ask me anything you need to know, and tell me in plain English what you're going to make.