Builds That Work Get the Daily Build

About

I'm Aaron. Most AI case studies can't be checked. These can.

I run ClickLaunch. I've spent years building automations on HighLevel and Make for agencies and local businesses, and every week I see the same thing: a screenshot of an AI build, a big number, and no way to check any of it.

So I built this. It does one job. It collects AI builds that someone built and published, breaks down how each one is wired, and tells you how it went using only what the source says. Then it hands you a labeled recipe to start from, so you're not staring at a blank canvas.

I'm not trying to sell you on AI. Some of these builds are simple, and that's usually the point. If it saves a click or gets a lead a reply faster, it belongs here.

The rules

  1. Real builds only. Somebody built it and showed it. No concept diagrams, no "imagine if" posts.
  2. Source required. Every entry links to where it came from: a video, a post, a template or a case study. Each one is checked against its source before it goes in.
  3. No invented results. "How it went" only repeats what the source reports. If the source shares no numbers, the page says that. I don't estimate, round up or fill gaps. If I don't know, I'd rather say so.
  4. Recipes are labeled. You should know whose words or resources you are using.
    • Creator's prompt / Creator's settings / Linked by the creator Prompt text, settings or a linked resource as published by the source.
    • Adapted from source Built from what the source shows. The logic is theirs, the wording is mine.
    • Written by Builds That Work The source did not publish this. We wrote it as a starting point.
  5. Credit stays with the builder. Some of these are mine. Most aren't. The author is named on every page.

How I'd use it

Pick one build that matches a problem you already have. Read the source, rebuild it in your own account, and keep a human in the loop until you trust it. Start small and add the next build once the first one runs on its own.

Found a mistake?

If a page says something the source doesn't, tell me in the free community and I'll fix it. You can also find me on YouTube.