Meet Minny. Your idea, built.
Describe a website or app in plain words. Minny makes a first version you can change and publish when you are ready.
Images, video, music and writing too, all in one place.
Start in your browser. Take Joisk with you.
One conversation, many directions
Build a business, make something creative, or think out loud. Explore websites, apps, images, video, audio, 3D, writing, and chat — all from one starting point.
GAME / PREVIEW
Game making is still in development. You can describe a world, a goal and a feeling now, and Minny will help you shape the idea.
Start a game ideaWEBSITE / WORKING EXAMPLE
Turn the brief into a responsive page with a point of view, a useful hierarchy, and the next action made visible.
Build a website
APPS / WORKING EXAMPLE
Build a dashboard, a planner, or the tool your business is missing. Start with what people need to do, then shape the experience around them.
Build an app →
Flowboard · working app template
IMAGES / EXAMPLE ARTWORK
Explore a visual direction, create artwork, or refine an image. Give your brand, project, or next story a look of its own.
Open Image Studio →
Verso Gallery · example artwork
VIDEO / CREATE & EDIT
Start a video from a prompt, then bring your clips into the editor to shape the sequence. Make room for product stories, explainers, and creative experiments.
Open Video Studio →Plan your sequence. Create your clips. Make the cut.
Explore the video editor →Explore video creation, then refine your clips in the editor.
AUDIO / OPT-IN SAMPLES
Music and voice can change how a project feels. Listen to an example, then explore your own direction in Audio Studio.
Open Audio Studio →Sample sources are identified below the player. Nothing plays automatically.
3D / INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
Explore models and dimensional scenes for your next project. Generate in 3D Studio, or open this interactive solar-system template to explore a spatial experience.
Open 3D Studio →
Solar system · interactive template, not a generated model
WRITING / ILLUSTRATIVE DRAFT
Outline an essay, shape a business plan, draft a launch email, or find a better way to say it. Keep asking questions and refining until the writing sounds like you.
Start writing →The opening
Begin with a familiar place: the café on the corner, the bookshop, the Saturday market.
The argument
Explore how independent businesses shape a neighbourhood’s identity and everyday connections.
The next draft
Add evidence, consider a counterargument, and make the conclusion your own.
Illustrative writing example
CHAT / A PLACE TO BEGIN
Ask a question, compare ideas, learn something, or work through a decision. You do not need a finished brief to start a useful conversation.
Start a conversation →A question is enough to start.
Example prompts · choose your own direction
Explore a direction above. Examples are labeled; games are still in development.
Start from an idea
Each button opens a new chat with the idea already written. Change it, then send when you are ready.
Make a warm, cosy website for my bakery with a menu, opening hours and a way to order a cake.
Make something like this
Make a 2D platformer where a small knight hops across floating islands collecting gold coins.
Make something like this
Make a friendly habit tracker app where I can add habits, tick them off each day and see my streaks.
Make something like this
Make an elegant wedding website with our story, the date and venue, and an RSVP form for guests.
Make something like thisThese are Joisk templates with sample content, not customer results.
A coffee brand, roast collection, and guided brew timer.
Explore opens a new tab
A product story with features, pricing, and a demo request.
Explore opens a new tabA visual board that turns a busy week into manageable tasks.
Explore opens a new tab
An editorial home for art, artists, and a print collection.
Explore opens a new tab
A clear place to plan spending and see where your money goes.
Explore opens a new tab
An interactive drum machine. Sound starts when you press play.
Explore opens a new tabMake the world around it
Shape the visual language, write the words, find the rhythm, and keep every part near the project it belongs to.
SOUND SAMPLE
A little atmosphere
Music from the Nordheim example asset collection. No audio starts until you choose play.
An example project story · Ember Roastery
A sample brief, a useful first version, and the details that make it worth exploring. Follow this example from a business idea to a finished template.
Open your workspace“A welcoming website for a coffee roastery, with a roast collection and a guide to brewing at home.”
Give the business a home: a clear introduction, its products, and the story behind them.
Add roast filters, tasting notes, and a brew timer so visitors have something useful to do.
The finished preview
Explore the roast collection, open the brand story, and try the brew timer.
Atlas · example startup website
When it is ready enough
Review the project, make the call, and share the version you mean to share. Publishing is a deliberate step — not a hidden side effect.
YOUR TOOLKIT, TOGETHER
The work that sends you between an assistant, a builder, creative tools, and a publishing service can start in the same place.
Think, research, and write
Build the idea into a product
Make the visuals and sound
Keep improving what you make
Give your work a home
One shared AI allowance. Your projects and creative tools in one workspace.Capability categories, not a claim of feature-for-feature parity with every specialist product. Hosting limits apply; domain registration is separate.
Good to know
You can start with a website, browser game, mobile-app project, dashboard, document, slide deck, spreadsheet, image, video, sound, or a plain conversation. The exact tools and project actions depend on the route and your account access.
No. Creative generation and background work use your plan allowances. See Plans for current limits.
Custom domains depend on your plan and availability. Domain registration fees, where applicable, are separate.
Not yet. Game making is still in development, so game ideas are labelled and the preview is a concept, not gameplay.
The next thing starts here