Use Cases & Examples

This page showcases real examples of the types of applications you can generate using Chronos-1. Whether you are building landing pages, dashboards, product pages, games, or utility tools, these examples provide a clear understanding of common structures and design patterns you can request.

Landing Pages

Chronos-1 can generate complete landing pages for modern web applications. These pages include hero sections, feature highlights, pricing tables, contact forms, and responsive layouts.

To create a SaaS landing page, you can include:

• Hero section with gradient background
• Feature cards with icons
• Pricing table with 3 tiers
• Contact form
• Responsive design using Tailwind CSS

Dashboards

Chronos-1 can build analytics dashboards that present key business insights.
A typical dashboard includes:

• Sidebar navigation
• Top stats cards for important metrics
• Line chart for revenue over time
• Bar chart for product categories
• Recent activity table
• Next.js components with Recharts

E-commerce

Chronos-1 can generate complete e-commerce product pages with all essential sections, such as:

• Image gallery with thumbnails
• Product details and specifications
• Add to cart functionality
• Related products section
• Reviews and ratings
• Styled layouts using React and styled-components

Games

Chronos-1 can create small interactive games for prototypes or educational purposes.
Example: Tic Tac Toe game with:

• 3×3 game board
• Player turn indicator
• Win detection
• Reset button
• Score tracking
• Animated pieces

Forms & Tools

Chronos-1 can build calculators, form utilities, and tools with interactive logic.
Example: BMI calculator with:

• Input fields for height and weight
• Metric/Imperial unit toggle
• Real-time BMI calculation
• BMI category display with color coding
• Result history
• Responsive layout

Tips for Success

1. Start with a Clear Vision

Before you begin, think about:

• What problem your app solves
• Who your target audience is
• What core features are required
• What technologies you prefer

2. Iterate Incrementally

Build step-by-step:

1. Start with basic structure
2. Add core functionality
3. Enhance with additional features
4. Polish styling
5. Optimize performance

3. Leverage Image Uploads

Use images to:

• Show design mockups
• Reference existing UIs
• Demonstrate desired layouts
• Provide brand guidelines

4. Test Frequently

To ensure quality:

• Preview after major changes
• Test across different screen sizes
• Check browser console for errors
• Verify all features work as expected

5. Ask for Explanations

Request explanations to understand parts of the code or logic.

6. Use Descriptive Prompts

The more detail you provide, the better output you receive.

Instead of:

“Add a button”

Try:

“Add a primary button in the top-right corner that says ‘Get Started’, uses the brand color #3B82F6, and navigates to the signup page.”