Why i made WhatWeMade

WhatWeMade exists so that what people learn building with AI doesn't get lost.

More people are making software than ever. Designers, teachers, founders and hobbyists ship apps, tools and agents every week. But the know-how behind them rarely travels. The prompt that finally worked, how the agents were set up, the MCP server that did the heavy lifting, the fix for the part where everything broke: it stays in private repos, in screenshots without context and in chats nobody else will read. So everyone starts from zero.

WhatWeMade is where the how gets shared along with the what. Every project shows which agents did what, the stack and MCP servers behind it, and what it takes to run. When it can be shared, the code is there too, so anyone can clone it and run their own copy.

I believe the recipe matters as much as the result. A finished app is nice to look at. How it was built is what someone else can actually use.

I believe unfinished is worth sharing. Say how far along it is and where you're stuck. Someone here may have solved it already.

I believe sharing makes everyone faster. Every project that shows its recipe saves the next person a weekend of guessing, and theirs will save you one.

So share what you made, even if it's small, and tell us how you made it. When something here helps you, say so. That's how this place gets better.

Christian