A live example from the Advanced Workshop

Build Your Own Formula 1 App

This is a real, working app Kevin built with AI — not a mock-up. Pick your team and your driver, and it becomes yours: your team's racing colours, a countdown to the next race, results from every session, both championship tables and a guide to every circuit.

Formula 1 cars racing wheel to wheel through a corner in front of a packed grandstand

What you're looking at

An app built entirely with AI

Kevin used AI to build this from scratch: live timings and results for practice, qualifying and the race, both championship tables, driver line-ups, team histories, and a guide to every circuit on the calendar with its layout — all re-styled around whichever team you choose.

If you'd like to explore following motorsport with AI more broadly, read Kevin's guide, Following Formula 1 with AI. There's a football version of this app too: Build Your Own Premier League App.

How it works below ↓

Three steps to make it yours

Open the app

No download, no app store, no account to create.

Open the App

Enter your name, then pick your team and driver

Choose from all 11 teams on the grid, then your favourite driver. The app switches to your team's racing colours straight away.

Explore — and add it to your home screen

A countdown to the next race with every session time, results from practice, qualifying and the race, both championship tables, team histories and circuit guides — all personalised to your team. Follow the steps below to give it its own icon on your phone.

Make it feel like a real app

Add it to your phone's home screen

Once you're happy with your setup, you can add it to your home screen so it opens with one tap — just like any other app, with its own icon.

📱 On an iPhone or iPad (Safari)

Open the app in Safari and set up your team
Tap the Share icon (the square with an arrow) at the bottom of the screen
Scroll down and tap "Add to Home Screen"
Tap "Add" in the top corner — your app icon appears on your home screen

🤖 On Android (Chrome)

Open the app in Chrome and set up your team
Tap the three dots (⋮) in the top right corner
Tap "Add to Home screen" (sometimes shown as "Install app")
Confirm — your app icon appears on your home screen

"Formula 1 gives you results, tables, history and 23 circuits to explain — which makes it a brilliant test of what AI can build. Ask clearly, and it does the lot."

— Kevin, on why he built this one