Start your next project the right way — without touching a terminal.

Describe what you want to build in plain English. In a couple of minutes you get a private GitHub repository, scaffolded to the Zero2Webmaster standards — the boring-but-essential groundwork (SEO, analytics, sign-in, database wiring, project structure) already done for you.

How it works

1. 1

   Describe your project

   Fill in a short form — a name, a one-line description, and a few simple toggles (does it need a database? sign-in? scheduled jobs?). No jargon required.

2. 2

   Preview exactly what you'll get

   See the full file list and every Zero2Webmaster standard that will be wired in, before anything is created. Nothing happens until you say so.

3. 3

   Get your private repository

   Connect your GitHub account and your project is created as a private repo in your own account — yours to keep, share, and build on. (You can also just download it as a file.)

What you get — and what comes next

This gives you a project skeleton: a clean, standards-compliant starting point with the right structure and best practices already in place. It is not a finished, feature-complete application — the features still get built afterward.

That's the point: it hands your developer — or your AI coding agent like Claude Code or Cursor — a repository that already follows the rules, so they can get straight to building what makes your project unique instead of spending the first day on setup.

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