liteai.me is an AI-powered playground where students use HTML/CSS with PyScript or JavaScript to build real web apps. No backend. No setup. Just the browser.
Stop trapping your code in the terminal. Give it a face.
Python controls the HTML. Students build real tools with buttons, inputs, and instant results.
Watch how quickly you can turn a simple idea into a functional web app.
Use Python libraries to crunch numbers and have AI suggest charts. Render graphs directly into the page.
GPA calculators, grade trackersโstudents design the HTML, AI helps with the Python logic.
Tic-Tac-Toe or Guess the Number, where Python controls the state and AI suggests features.
Students describe what they want and AI generates starter HTML, CSS, and PyScript. Then they edit, break, and fix it themselves.
"Build a loan calculator with sliders." Students use plain language instead of memorizing boilerplate.
The editor creates code instantly. Students see how Python connects to the UI elements.
They tweak the code, break things, and ask AI follow-up questions to understand the logic.
Copy these proven formulas to start building immediately.
"Build a PyScript dashboard that takes 5 input fields for weekly expenses and generates a Matplotlib pie chart. Style it with dark mode Tailwind CSS."
"Create a JavaScript flashcard tool. Use an array of objects for questions. Add a 'Flip' animation using Tailwind CSS transitions and a progress bar."
No installs. No servers. Just a browser, Python, HTML/CSS, and AI that turns ideas into real tools.
PyScript is a framework that allows you to run Python directly in your web browser. It uses WebAssembly to execute Python logic alongside standard HTML and CSS.
Yes! Because LiteAI uses the standard web stack, you can use JavaScript alongside Python. You can even use Python to call JS functions and vice versa via the js module.
Absolutely. We believe coding should be accessible. Schools, universities, and individual students can use the playground at no cost.
No. LiteAI runs entirely in your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge). There is no backend to configure and no local environment to set up.