App Generator Prompt

Many people have a clear question about their data — which emails matter most, what patterns hide in a spreadsheet, how to explore an export from a tool they use every day — but not the time or skills to build custom software. The informatie autonomie pilot is about closing that gap: giving non-developers a practical path from "I have data and a question" to "I have a small tool that answers it," without depending on IT, a data team, or a fragile chain of online services.

The Prompt Generator wizard is the front door to that idea. Instead of asking users to learn prompt engineering or guess what an AI needs, it walks them through describing their goal in plain language and wraps that input in a proven template. The generated prompt tells an LLM to build a single, self-contained HTML file: drag-and-drop data loading, local analysis in the browser, no server, no build step, and everything inlined so it works offline. One click copies the result or opens ChatGPT, so the next step is immediate.

The goal isn't to replace proper software development for every use case. It's to lower the floor for personal, situational data work — the kind of one-off analysis that rarely justifies a project but still matters to the person holding the file. By standardizing how those requests are phrased, the wizard turns vague curiosity into something an AI can actually deliver: a small, yours-to-keep app that runs on your machine and keeps your data where you put it.