AI website maker for school projects
Tell rwaft your topic and what the project needs to cover. It builds a clear, good-looking site with a section for each part, which you can present in class or hand in as a link.
Prompts to start from
Pick one and it opens in the prompt box. Change any detail before you send it.
- A school project website about the water cycle with each stage explained and a short quiz at the end
- A history project site about the Roman Empire with a timeline, key people and a sources page
- A science fair page for my experiment: question, hypothesis, method, results and conclusion
What to put in your prompt
- The topic, and your class or level
- The sections your teacher asked for
- Your own facts, findings and words, as much as you can
- Your sources, so rwaft can list them
- Anything interactive: a timeline, a quiz, flip cards
What you get
A section for each part
Laid out in the order your project needs, with headings that make it easy to present.
Interactive extras
Timelines, quizzes and flip cards, written as part of the site.
A link to hand in
Open it on the classroom screen or send the link to your teacher.
Good to know
Check your school's rules on using AI before you start, and check every fact rwaft writes against your sources. The site is public to anyone with the link, so leave out your full name and your school if you'd rather not share them.
Questions
Will the facts be correct?
Not guaranteed. AI can get facts wrong, so give rwaft your own research and check everything it writes before you hand it in.
Can I present it in class?
Yes. It opens in any browser, so you can show it on the classroom screen or a laptop.
How do credits work?
Sign up with Google and you get 2 free credits, which is 2 chats. Each chat you send is one complete build and costs 1 credit; deploying a GitHub repository costs 1 credit. If a build fails, its credits are refunded automatically. When you run out you can buy more, with no subscription.