Find the market signal
Keyword and competitor evidence comes from the system's own research engine.
Launch proof · 4 November 2026
Bored Billionaires started at 09:10 and reached checked handoff at 13:16, after four hours and six minutes of wall-clock time. The core app worked at 10:10. Design, creator funding and seven landing languages followed by 10:51. Life goals, crowd support and legal pages landed at 12:05. Renaming and the go-live script completed the build.
The build, in five checkpoints
Each checkpoint records what was usable at that time. The last one unlocks the finished product.
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The brief enters the sitewizard agent workflow. The work starts with product planning and research.
Swipe profiles, login, profile review and the installable PWA work. The core app can now be used and checked in the browser.
The interface has its final design. Creator funding is included. Localised landing pages are available in seven languages.
The scope now includes life goals and crowd support. The legal pages are also in place.
The product is renamed Bored Billionaires. The go-live script is prepared for the 16:00 launch.
The working product, release checks and launch script are ready. See the result.
Open Bored Billionaires ↗What sitewizard does
The click wizard and the agent workflow use the same research, design material and release rules. A project can use either route.
Keyword and competitor evidence comes from the system's own research engine.
Scope, information architecture and the visitor's route are decided before code.
Fonts, patterns and visual decisions stay local and are chosen for the project.
Build agents work from an agreed plan. The orchestrating workflow reviews each result.
Code, browser behaviour, security and the house rules must pass before release.
What sitewizard does
These are screenshots from the working wizard and locally built outputs. The project shown in the wizard uses clearly marked example data.
Name candidates come from the brief. The same step checks the suggested domain before a name is selected.
Wizard screenshot · example data
Palettes and type choices become versioned design tokens. Font files are shipped locally with the output.
Wizard screenshot · example data
Logo variants are generated as a bounded batch, stored locally and reduced to a selected favourite.
Wizard screenshot · example data
The build combines the brief, selected brand and local assets. Publication remains a separate human approval step.
Wizard screenshot · example data
DataForSEO supplies keywords, search volume, click prices and competition. Incomplete rows stay visibly incomplete instead of silently becoming zero.
Wizard screenshot · synthetic example keywords
Localised pages receive language navigation, canonical URLs and matching hreflang links.
Local output screenshot · example content
The build creates legal-page templates and blocks incomplete operator details. These templates still require a factual and legal review.
Local output screenshot · template, not legal advice
Brand sheet, bilingual press copy and editable social formats are built from the same selected brand material.
Wizard screenshot · example data
CDN use, contrast, first-render flashes, covered anchors and missing tooltips are explicit release gates.
Real local checker output
Authentication, CSRF, uploads, headers, rate limits, logs and dependency findings are reviewed before handoff. It is an audit, not a security certification.
Wizard screenshot
Paid tasks reserve budget before they start. The shared ledger shows reservations, final charges and the remaining cap.
Wizard screenshot · example amounts“I built it with my Site Wizard. It finished faster than I could review it.”The launch line for X
What that sentence means
sitewizard is the name of the whole system: the Wizard, the agent workflow, its own DataForSEO research engine, the local design library and the house checks.
Bored Billionaires was built through the sitewizard agent workflow. An orchestrating session planned and checked the work; build agents implemented it. The Wizard's click interface was not used for this build.
The public description ends there. Prompts, model choices and internal routing stay private.
What gets checked
The checks run against the working product, not a presentation mock-up.
External CDN assets, first-render flashes, covered anchors and missing tooltips are checked automatically.
All 17 automated tests passed.
All 46 browser checks passed against the working product.
The release checklist reviews authentication, data paths, uploads, headers, rate limits and logging.
A swipe platform for debt, projects and life goals. It is an honest MVP example: working core flows, authentication, seven landing languages and a pilot deployment, but not the full Production-ready gate described below.
Pricing
For SMEs, self-employed people and founders, not enterprise procurement. These are done-for-you builds with a protected briefing, a written delivery promise and a choice of hosting or source-code download.
POC
1.690,00 € net
2.011,10 € incl. 19 % German VAT
One checked core flow, two to four screens, synthetic data and a clickable one-language preview.
MVP
4.990,00 € net
5.938,10 € incl. 19 % German VAT
Defined core flows, real authentication, PostgreSQL, sandbox integrations and a pilot deployment.
Production-ready
11.900,00 € net
14.161,00 € incl. 19 % German VAT
DE+EN, live integrations, monitoring, immutable releases, export and tested restore/rollback.
Operation on Max’s server, Porkbun domain registration and boilerplate updates. The Stripe subscription can be cancelled monthly. We book the domain within 3 business days after receipt of payment; domain costs above €15 are communicated first.
Run and modify the package for your own purposes. You are responsible for hosting and operation. Resale, sublicensing and publication of the boilerplate, including as a template or kit, are prohibited. Read the licence.
Local assets and German hosting: the delivered setup serves fonts, scripts and styles locally without a CDN. With hosting from sitewizard, the application runs on a server in Germany. sitewizard is not SOC 2 or ISO certified and does not promise absolute security. Customers remain responsible for their content and the operation of their application.
German totals are shown. Cross-border consumer VAT is not automated; local VAT and OSS treatment must be checked before accepting such an order.
Access
The prices were approved on 4 November 2026. Checkout opens only when payment, webhook, order intake, mail and alarm checks are green. Until then, you can request early access by email.
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