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Each planner is built from a count of the features that real products in its market ship. Your coding agent uses it to ask you what to include, then writes the spec it builds from.
16 planners · 16 markets indexed



Ecommerce builds from this plannerEcommerce Inventory Management Planner
A planner that turns a loose 'multi-channel inventory' prompt into a spec your agent can build from: a true sellable-stock figure, sync with a reconciliation queue, and order reservation that prevents overselling. Researched across 97 live ecommerce inventory products.



Four job boards from this plannerJob Board Planner
A planner that turns 'build me a job board' into a scoped CLAUDE.md spec with its evidence. It leaves out recruiting-tool extras and keeps each employer's applicants private.



Four Claude builds from this plannerAppointment Booking Planner
A planner that turns a loose booking-app idea into a scoped spec your agent can build from, across 7 service subtypes.



Four restaurant builds from this plannerRestaurant Management Planner
A planner that runs a structured discovery interview and turns a loose restaurant POS prompt into a scoped CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md build spec, with its evidence cited.


Three academies from this plannerLearning Management Planner
An LMS planner built from research on 38 real platforms. It makes your agent ask the right questions before it writes any code.
Penny, built from this plannerAccounting & Invoicing Planner
A planner for bookkeeping and invoicing apps, built from a count of 37 accounting products. Your agent builds the scope you choose and nothing extra.



Four support desks from this plannerHelpdesk Ticketing Planner
A planner that turns 'build me a helpdesk' into a spec your agent can build from, for a self-hosted support desk that can replace a paid subscription.
PlanSmith School, built from this plannerSchool Management Planner
A planner that turns a short school-system prompt into a blueprint your agent can build from, based on a feature count across 46 school software sources.
Harbor Lane, built from this plannerRetail Inventory Management Planner
A planner for store and stockroom inventory, built from 120 counted retail sources. It covers a true stock ledger, stocktakes and the low-stock, purchase order and receiving loop, and keeps POS and warehouse scope out.


Three storefronts from this plannerOnline Store Planner
A planner built from two research passes, a 90-source feature count and a 72-source rebuild of the store model. It fixes the kind of store you are building before your agent writes any code.


Three POS builds from this plannerRetail POS Planner
A planner that scopes a real point-of-sale build from a count of 60 retail POS products. The counter and the cashier come first, with saved receipts, money that can be reversed correctly, and controls that hold.



Four membership builds from this plannerPaid Membership & Access Planner
A planner that scopes a paid membership site from a verified count of 100 products. Access ends when it should, and the paywall cannot be bypassed in the browser.
Two box offices built from this plannerEvent Ticketing & Box Office Planner
A planner built from a count of 100 ticketing and box-office products. Dated inventory cannot be oversold, and one scan admits a guest without sending staff between two apps.


Three fleets built from this plannerFleet Management Planner
A planner built from a count of 60 fleet software products across 120 official source pages. It gives you a vehicle register with real custody records, where most builds give you a map with a spreadsheet attached.



Four construction builds from this plannerConstruction Management Planner
A planner built from a count of 60 construction management products across 120 official source pages. Rival trades share one project and cannot see each other's contracts.


Three communities from this plannerOnline Community Planner
A planner built from a count of 60 online community products across 120 official source pages. It is for a community where members are strangers, moderators judge reports about people they know, and the directory is a list of everyone's contact details.