Build interactive web games from prompts
Per an influencer's tests, Manus built a role-play web game as Google's CEO in about an hour and a match-three puzzle game with tech logos.

Per an influencer's tests, Manus built a role-play web game as Google's CEO in about an hour and a match-three puzzle game with tech logos.
Manus browsed listings and returned five apartments, but looped and made mistakes when asked to email landlords to schedule viewings.
A marketer had Manus produce a marketing plan with personas and HubSpot CRM steps, then build and deploy it as a website.
The author describes Manus watching a YouTube video to make a slide deck and researching companies for investment potential into a presentation.
A reviewer had Manus build a currency converter, fix a find_max bug and make a landing page, with mostly strong results.
A commenter uses Manus for first-pass research, then has Genspark double-check every reference and flag problems.
The author had Manus Slides research and build a deck, added a slide mid-run, and fixed some overlapping text after export.
A TechRadar writer compared Manus with ChatGPT on script research, a 10,000-word Adobe biography and a business card design.
A Hugging Face product head prompted Manus to build a Three.js plane-control game and got an animated 3D browser game.
The author had Manus Slides research sources and build a 16-slide outline on 2025 generative AI trends in UK English.
An agency tested Manus on a real ecommerce client's Meta ads account; it reported a 14.25x ROAS against an actual 1.76x and corrected itself only when challenged.
Manus was tested on 11 hotel booking engines and got through date and room selection on 8, but handed back at payment details so no booking was completed.
A reviewer had Manus find content for slide decks and produce a monthly marketing report in an uploaded PPTX template; editing tools were limited.
Manus turned a large lead CSV into a dashboard in about 20 minutes and charted coffee shop sales data with Python, though it sometimes looped and drained credits.
A reporter tested Manus on building a reporter list, searching NYC rentals and finding award candidates; results were thin at first, and a three-hour search yielded only three full profiles.
Manus found 40+ Los Angeles dental offices with contact details across directories, then built a CRM app with dashboard, profiles and notes.
A G2 reviewer uses Manus to scrape sites, read images and gather many sources into a summary in the background, but says credits run out fast.
A user had Manus create an app to track their business expenses and inventory, and says it works as envisioned.