Worst Place to Work

Worst Place to Work – A GPTW-Inspired Satire Built Entirely with Prompts

Our company recently earned the Great Place to Work (GPTW) certification—so I flipped the idea on its head and built Worst Place to Work, a tongue-in-cheek web app showcasing “the other side.”

The real fun? I built the entire thing using just prompts, thanks to lovable.dev, which gave me free access to Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google LLMs. No hand-coding—just straight-up vibe-driven development.

What I built:

• Light/Dark mode toggle

• User login via email or Gmail (yes, I set up Google Auth through prompts)

• Welcome emails and login notifications via email

• Custom email redirection using Cloudflare Email Routing

• A list of Fortune 500 companies with overall “ratings”

• Company detail pages showing reviews and metadata

• Admin panel to:

  • Approve new company submissions

  • Manage users (full CRUD)

  • Moderate and manage reviews

  • Oversee feedback

The backend and frontend were generated using Supabase and Lovable, letting me focus on logic and flow instead of wiring up boilerplate.

Deployment? I handled it with Cloudflare Pages, including environment setup, email redirects, and DNS config. All done through prompt-generated steps and trial-and-error iterations—no devops background needed.

What started as a satirical side project became a full-stack app with real-world architecture—all powered by large language models. It’s wild how far you can go with the right tools and a creative itch.

Check it out, break it, roast it. And if you’ve got feedback or ideas for making it even worse (or better), hit me up.

LLMs aren’t just writing copy anymore. They’re writing the internet.