How to clone a SaaS in one easy step
The one step is "ask an agent". These are the things it does while you're at lunch.
Reads the help center, watches the YouTube walkthroughs, and pulls exact colours, spacing and menu labels out of the shipped CSS and JS.
Turns all that into a feature list, then builds the app: editor, sidebar, the weird little menu nobody uses, all of it.
Screenshots its copy next to the real thing, measures every pixel that's off, fixes it, and goes round again. And again.
Deploys to a silly domain with a one-click demo. You get back from lunch. It's done.
Questions, nervously asked
Wait, are these real working apps?
Yes. Each one is a working app built by an AI agent from public information about the original. Some are still being built as you read this; those cards say "being cloned…" and light up once the site answers.
Is my company's SaaS next?
We're not saying it is. We're not saying it isn't. We are saying it took about a day.
So what's the point?
To show, rather than argue, how cheap it has become to copy software. The moat used to be "it's hard to build". What's yours now?
Should I move my company onto Shjira?
Please don't. These are demos. Your data deserves a vendor with a support line and, ideally, a lawyer.