Paste a prompt. Get a working app.

Create an interactive artifact: a subscription audit tracker. Let me add each subscription with a name, price, billing cycle (monthly or yearly), category, and a 'when did I last actually use this?' picker with options like this week, this month, and can't remember. Show a dashboard up top: total per month, total per year, and cost by category. Give each row a verdict toggle — keep, downgrade, or cancel — and show a 'money you'd free up' banner totaling what my cancels would save per year. Pre-load five example subscriptions so I can see it working, and let me delete them. Add a 'copy audit summary' button that produces clean text of my totals and cancel list. Everything in React state, no login or saving. Friendly style: rounded cards, cheerful colors, and gently judgmental copy when I pick 'can't remember'.

Create an interactive artifact: a personal runway dashboard. Inputs panel: cash on hand, monthly take-home income, and a list of monthly expenses I add by category. Dashboard: a big 'months of runway' number (cash divided by the monthly shortfall, showing 'you're cash-flow positive' when income covers expenses), monthly burn rate, a bar chart of spending by category, and a 12-month projected-balance line chart. Add a what-if slider that trims all spending by 0 to 30 percent and shows how the runway number moves. Include a 'paste my numbers' box that accepts simple lines like 'Rent: 1400' and fills the expense list for me, so updating each month is one paste. Start with realistic example numbers I can overwrite. React state only — no login, no saving. Friendly style: calm, reassuring colors, big readable numbers, zero finance-bro jargon.