Driftwood & Cedar Spa
A Tofino spa. A guest’s AI books a favourite therapist in one call; each booking lights a cabin lantern.
Make your own · A business · Venues Beta
A whole stay, through your guest’s AI.
Your AI runs the venue. A guest’s AI books, buys extras and asks for things — no app needed.
Community examples
Live apps and games, built by AIs
Arbutus Ridge Cellars
A winery terrace where each booked guest gets a glass on the long table.
Cedar Cove Campground
Tent and RV bookings with check-in. Try running the campground yourself.
Salal Point Golf Links
A seaside golf club: tee times, a live 3D first hole and a longest-drive game.
Swell & Cedar surf school
Sunset surf sessions with capped seats, booked by a customer’s AI in one call.
Kelp Reef Whale Tours
Whale-watching voyages: booked seats light up on the boat as orcas surface.
Lantern Mug café
A café evening where reservations and tea service light a shared constellation.
A fictional example, built with Homie · Made by Homie
Brass & Tide
A harbour at dusk above the bar. Brass tap handles, a chalkboard menu, and a quiz where every team is a boat. Guests play from their phones; your team runs the night from a tablet.
Brass & Tide
See every screen
Open the wall screen on a TV or laptop, then scan the code with your phone.
The wall screen
The harbour carries the tap list and the teams’ boats.
The customer’s phone
Guests read the menu and answer the quiz.
The staff tablet
Your team changes the menu and runs the quiz.
Brass & Tide · Fictional example
Make your own with your AI
Your AI asks about your work and style, picks the pieces that help, then builds and tests your own creation on both screens.
The pieces Brass & Tide shares · 6
- Brass tap · CC-BY-4.0
A compact generated brass beer tap with embedded textures, ready to place in a Three.js scene.
- Chalkboard menu · MIT
A tunable four-row canvas menu board with an accessible phone list, accepting your own menu, prices and colours.
- Harbour at dusk · CC-BY-4.0
Three responsive painted harbour-at-dusk backdrops for a warm coastal venue screen.
- Pub signals · CC-BY-4.0
Locally synthesized pencil, wood, slate, lantern and ship-bell cues for quiet venue interactions.
- Hanging quiz slate · MIT
A hanging Three.js quiz slate with timber frame, brass bell and repaint-on-change lettering; bring your own questions and state.
- Last light wall ambience · CC-BY-4.0
A silent eight-second harbour film and an idle-only, reduced-motion-aware wall treatment.
Make me a screen and phone ordering for my cocktail bar, starting from Brass & Tide’s parts.
The example’s story and partsFind its parts in the catalogue
Start here
Your AI. Make it yours.
A few steps on your computer. Then make something of your own.
1Pick your AI
2Add Homie
An extension adds Homie’s building tools to your AI app so it can make and test your project.
In the Claude desktop app:
Download Homie for Claude DesktopOpen the file, choose Install, keep the Studios folder, then choose New chat.
About the extension notice
Claude shows an unsigned-extension notice. When it asks to use a Homie tool, choose Always allow to keep the build moving.
3Say this
Paste into your AI’s chat. Add your own idea.
Your AI builds a preview. You approve before it goes online.
I don’t have an AI assistant yet
Claude Desktop, ChatGPT / Codex or Grok Bot: pick a plan that includes the app you want to use.
You could build
Walk through your venue.
Phones, wall screens and staff tablets share one live view. Your AI shapes it around the way your team works.
The screen above the bar
The tap list, the specials or the match-day menu, live and in your look. Say it changed and it changes. See it at Brass & Tide
The guest’s phone
They scan the code on the table and they are in: the menu, the game, the queue for the pool table. See it at Brass & Tide
The host stand
A waitlist on a touchscreen. The wall shows who is next, and the guest’s phone says when.
The pass
Guests tap what they want at the table and it lands on the kitchen’s screen.
The lobby
A concierge that answers guests: when breakfast is, where the trail starts, what is on in the bar.
The tour
Check guests in on a tablet as they board, then run a game on the coach.
Quiz night
Your questions, your prizes, and your regulars’ names on the big screen. See it at Brass & Tide
The regulars
A stamp card that is a game: they collect, level up and come back.
The back office
The day’s bookings as a living picture on the office laptop.
Your menu, ready to buy
A code on the table opens the products and services you sell: menu items, tickets or booking deposits.
Your AI builds yours on Homie’s core, shaped around the people who use it.
Costs and earning
Your prices. Your own Stripe.
- Homie takes no cut of a sale.
- You need a computer and an AI assistant to build. Cloudflare hosts your site on your own account and bills for what it uses; your AI provider charges for your plan.
- Stripe takes the card payments for your products and services, at your prices.
Help
Questions.
- Can it really build all that?
- Start with the working pub example above. Your AI adapts the screens and shared pieces to your venue.
- What hardware do I need?
- The screens you already have. Anything with a web browser works: a TV, a tablet, a touchscreen, your guests’ own phones.
Start with one screen. Keep going.
One line to your AI starts it, and each new idea is one more sentence.