Short answer: copy the HTML the assistant gave you, open Kapsula, tap Add project → paste → Run. Done: it's an app on your phone with its own storage. Add one line to the prompt and it also gets real alarms.
ChatGPT and Claude are great at producing a single-file HTML tool — a Pomodoro, a shift planner, a medication list. Then you open it on the phone and it's a browser tab: no icon, state gone tomorrow, and the "alarm" never rings when the screen is off. Kapsula is the missing runner.
Use the ready prompt for AI assistants. It tells the model the five things that matter: everything inline (no CDNs), state in kapsula.storage, alarms through kapsula.notify.schedule, the 16-alarm limit, and graceful fallback in a normal browser. The result works in Chrome on your laptop and in Kapsula on the phone.
<!DOCTYPE html>).See finished examples in the gallery, each with source you can hand to an assistant as a starting point.