Best in Flock
Best overall project: the site, the design, how well it works, and how useful it is for a real business.
Black Sheep Convention 2026 with Anita Ortiz Lubke
Built in class.
Live on the internet.
In two class periods at the Black Sheep Convention 2026, agents and investors built these with AI — real sites for their own businesses, built in the room. Click through to any of them.
In the class and haven’t added yours? Submit your build
- When
- Sept 25–26, 2026
- Teams
- Solo or up to 3
- Taught by
- Anita Ortiz Lubke
Four steps, about ten minutes
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Publish your site
Hit Publish in Lovable (or Deploy wherever you built it) so anyone can open the link, not just you.
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Record 2–3 minutes (optional)
Your screen, your face, your voice. Here’s how on Mac or PC.
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Submit it here
Paste the site link and the video link, or upload the video file. You get a private link to edit it later.
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Vote
When Anita opens voting, pick your favorite build in the gallery. One vote each, and not for your own.
Joining on Zoom? The video is how you present. Record it, submit it, and Anita will play it for the room.
Three awards up for grabs
Prizes revealed in class
Baa-dass by Design
The best-looking build in the room. Borrow from a site you love, then push it until it’s yours.
The Flock Has Spoken
Audience favorite, picked by the class. Voting opens in the gallery on this page.
How to record your walkthrough
We recommend Loom: it’s free, records your screen with your face in a little bubble in the corner, and gives you a link the second you stop. No file to upload.
Before you hit record
- Publish first. In Lovable, click Publish (top right), then use the link that ends in .lovable.app. The lovable.dev link only works for you.
- Open the live link in a fresh browser window and close everything else: email, texts, other tabs.
- Silence notifications. Mac: Control Center → Focus → Do Not Disturb. Windows: click the clock → Do not disturb.
- Zoom the browser to 125% (⌘/Ctrl + +) so it reads on a projector.
Record with Loom
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Install Loom
Go to loom.com/download, download the Mac app, open the file and drag Loom into Applications. Open it and sign up free (“Continue with Google” is fastest).
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Allow screen, camera and mic
Your Mac will ask to let Loom use the screen, camera and microphone. Say yes to all three. If it sends you to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen Recording, switch Loom on, then quit Loom and open it again.
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Start recording
Click the Loom icon in the menu bar at the top right of your screen. Choose Screen and Camera, pick Full Screen, check your camera and microphone are the right ones, then Start Recording.
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Present (2–3 minutes)
Follow the four beats under “What to say”. Talk like you’re showing a friend, not reading a script. Keep it under 5 minutes — that’s where Loom’s free plan stops recording.
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Stop
Click the red stop button on Loom’s little control bar, or press ⌥ Option + ⇧ Shift + L.
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Copy your link
Loom opens your video in the browser and copies the link for you. Paste it into the form below. That’s it.
On a Chromebook, or can’t install apps on a work laptop? Add the Loom extension for Chrome instead — same steps, it lives next to your address bar.
No Loom? Use the Mac’s built-in recorder
- Press ⇧ Shift + ⌘ Cmd + 5.
- Click Options and pick your Microphone (it’s set to None by default, so you’d record silence).
- Choose Record Entire Screen, then click Record.
- Want your face in it? Open Photo Booth first and shrink its window into a corner.
- Stop with the ■ button in the menu bar. The video lands on your Desktop as a .mov file — upload it in the form below.
Record with Loom
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Install Loom
Go to loom.com/download, download the Windows app and run the installer. Open Loom and sign up free (“Continue with Google” is fastest).
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Allow screen, camera and mic
If Windows asks whether Loom can use your camera and microphone, click Yes. If your camera shows black later: Settings → Privacy & security → Camera, and turn on access for desktop apps.
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Start recording
Click the Loom icon in the taskbar at the bottom right (click the ∧ arrow if you don’t see it). Choose Screen and Camera, pick Full Screen, check your camera and microphone, then Start Recording.
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Present (2–3 minutes)
Follow the four beats under “What to say”. Talk like you’re showing a friend, not reading a script. Keep it under 5 minutes — that’s where Loom’s free plan stops recording.
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Stop
Click the red stop button on Loom’s little control bar, or press Alt + Shift + L.
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Copy your link
Loom opens your video in the browser and copies the link for you. Paste it into the form below. That’s it.
On a Chromebook, or can’t install apps on a work laptop? Add the Loom extension for Chrome instead — same steps, it lives next to your address bar.
No Loom? Use Windows’ built-in recorder
- Windows 11: open Snipping Tool and press ⊞ Win + Shift + R, then drag across the whole screen.
- Turn on the microphone button in the toolbar, then click Start.
- Want your face in it? Open the Camera app first and shrink its window into a corner.
- Click the red Stop button. Save it (it goes to Videos › Screen Recordings as an .mp4) and upload it in the form below.
- Windows 10: press ⊞ Win + Alt + R to record the browser window with Xbox Game Bar. Files land in Videos › Captures.
Submit your build
It shows up in the gallery the moment you hit submit. You can change anything later.
Submissions are closed.
Already submitted? Use your private edit link to make changes — or get a new one below.
You’re in the gallery!
is live. We’re taking a screenshot of your site now; it’ll appear on your card in a minute.
Your private edit link
Use it to change your site link or swap your video after Part 2. We also emailed it to your team. Don’t share it — anyone with it can edit your entry.
Already submitted and need to change something? Get your edit link
The gallery
Everything the flock built. Hit “Visit site” to open the real thing, or click a project for the story behind it.