What people actually build with AI
Measured on 8,870 sites published on Kleap in the last 90 days. Not a survey, not a listicle — the real distribution.
Most people who set out to build an app end up with a page
2,589 of these sites describe themselves as an app with real functionality — the largest single group. Here is how far they got.
That last column is not a rounding error. Building the screens is the part AI has solved; getting someone to use them is the part it has not.
What gets built
Why they build it
Browse what they made
Every category below is a live gallery of published sites, not mockups.
How this is counted
Every site published on Kleap in the last 90 days that is public and reachable, logos excluded — they are not publishable sites by design. Type and goal are what the person told us when they started. “Got a database” means one was actually provisioned, not that the prompt asked for it; “got data into it” means at least one row exists. The figures are read at page load, so they move as the product does.
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Describe it in a sentence. You will have a real site, not a mockup.