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Bakery storefront beside a laptop showing its website
Meet Maple & Rye, a small neighborhood bakery getting ready to open. This guided journey follows the owner from a rough idea to a published website, one Aura feature at a time. Follow along with your own idea.

1. Research the idea

Research board with charts, a map pin and pastries
Start a chat and ask a real question:
What do successful neighborhood bakeries in York, Pennsylvania charge for sourdough, and what hours do they keep?
Aura searches the live web, compares sources and cites them. For a big decision, switch to Orchestration so GPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok answer independently before Aura combines them. See Chat modes.

2. Plan with your own files

Attach your menu draft, a cost spreadsheet or a photo of your storefront. Ask Aura to price the menu or write an opening checklist. See Add files.

3. Get the busywork done

Turn on Work Mode and ask:
Put the opening checklist in a Google Doc and add the soft-launch date to my calendar.

4. Build the website

Open the AI App Builder and describe the site: menu, hours, an order-ahead form and photos. Refine it in plain words while the live preview updates.

5. Publish

A glass rocket lifting off from a bakery website
Publish to a free Aura address, then add your own domain. Aura sets up Google Search Console and analytics for you. See Publish your app.

Your first five minutes

Set up your account.

Use cases

More ideas to try.

Common questions

No. Chat and live search work on every plan; Work Mode, Projects and the AI Builder depend on your plan.
Yes. Publish to a free Aura address, then add your domain.