Autobahn Bot
Build apps by describing them
A studio where you describe an idea in plain words and AI builds it with you, step by step. You see every change before it happens, and your Brain remembers your style for next time.
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Pick one to see what it does, who it is for and how to try it.
Tools for making software and keeping what you learn.
Build apps by describing them
A studio where you describe an idea in plain words and AI builds it with you, step by step. You see every change before it happens, and your Brain remembers your style for next time.
3languages
The assistant behind your AI tools
Self-hosted and open source. It learns by itself from your finished AI coding sessions, keeps the lessons and decisions any connected assistant hands it from other work, brings the right rules back before the next task, answers questions about your own history with sources, and carries lessons across projects.
v2.24.0latest release
Free services for people who need clear information fast.
Is the water near me going up or down?
Live water levels of canals and rivers across Thailand, compared with the bank, with tested 12–72 hour trends. Built in Bangkok during the 2026 flood, in plain Thai, for phones.
1,646gauges nationwide
Is your home ready for floods, storms and quakes?
Ten-line “what to do” guides for floods, storms, earthquakes, fire, power cuts, heat and dust, every line with its source, plus a supplies check and a family plan card. The 60-second game is optional.
9“what to do” guides
Playful projects that helped people explore Thai politics.
Run the country, then see who you match
A policy simulation for Thailand’s 2026 general election. Choose real policies from 18 parties across six areas, watch the economy, welfare and democracy move, and see which party you match.
18parties
Which shade of Thai politics are you?
A light-hearted quiz that maps your answers to one of 13 political “shades”, with emoji rain, 8-bit sounds and a running tally of everyone’s results.
13shades
Every product follows the same four rules.
Numbers come from running systems and are tested before they are shown. Forecasts must beat “no change” to be used.
5 of 6 products publish code on GitHub (for FloodWatch, the open-source edition up to v0.34), so anyone can check the work or run their own copy.
Short sentences in the visitor’s language. Thai products speak Thai first.
Static pages on a global edge network. No sign-up to read, no tracking to browse.