The Temperate House at Kew Gardens in London where someone got married:
709 pieces, 10 steps, from the lawn base to the flower arch and the glass roof.
a ramen counter in Gion, Kyoto. eight seats, one rainy night.
759 pieces, 10 steps. every step links to its page in the manual, and story pins mark the details that matter: the corner seats, the red lanterns, the umbrella he lent them.
from a childhood drawing: a candy shop with a slide inside.
742 pieces, 19 steps. tap a story pin and the walls go see-through to show the slide hidden inside
Villa de Verano, Hillsborough, California.
566 pieces, 13 steps, from the reflecting pond to the roof terraces. each step shows exactly which bricks you need
Bricklane takes a place from your story, designs a custom model, and ships a 3D build site, a PDF manual with the csv parts list so you can shop the individual pieces and immortalize a moment with a physical keepsake.
Manus didn't just build the site. it built the whole company.
the interactive site. the 3D brick builds. piece-by-piece build checks. Stripe. domain. email. launch video. social posts. even the ads.
Check out https://bricklane.online!
Here's how:
1. Publish your site in Manus
2. Open it in Chrome
3. Click Install in the address bar No extra setup. It works on every site you make with Manus.
Manus is now optimized for iPhone Duo.
Unfold more room to build and play.
Preview your app’s screens side by side.
Play the game you just created.
Watch your latest video come to life
Two screens. One continuous workflow.
You can now build 3D games with fluid, expressive character animation—without learning to animate each action yourself.
Manus handles the rigging and animation for you, so you can build more of your game on your own.
What used to take a specialist hours of work is now built in
Flying cars come to life with Manus Game Dev.
@alanalyzing built this game with Manus Game Dev, with tracks in San Francisco, Tokyo, and Singapore.
Describe your idea and turn it into a playable game—code, art, and sound included.
There are 3 ways to start an automation:
1. Schedule runs at a set time, like weekdays at 8 AM.
2. Trigger starts when something happens in a connected app, like an invoice landing in Gmail.
3. Advanced automation (Beta) combines several sources and conditions you describe.
You can now put repetitive work on autopilot with Manus!
All you need is to tell Manus when the work should start and what the finished result looks like.
