Falta Uno is for the guy who organizes the Thursday game…who pays?Part One
Think
What your app is as a product, how it makes money, who it competes with and who it's for.
Martín Silva Molina Second edition · 2026
AI already knows how to code. What it doesn't know is the app you have in your head. This book teaches you to think it through end to end —the product, the paper, the screens, the data— so AI can build it right.
€10€10 · one-time · 28,470 words · 124 min
You read it online in your account. It isn't downloadable.
How to Think Through an App(so you can build it with AI)Martín Silva MolinaAI already knows how to code. What it doesn't know is the app you have in your head.
The whole book thinks through a real app, Falta Uno: booking a five-a-side pitch and filling the team when someone drops out. You'll work it out with Nico, who organizes the game, Fede, who comes to fill in, and Laura, who runs the venue.
Falta Uno is for the guy who organizes the Thursday game…who pays?Part One
What your app is as a product, how it makes money, who it competes with and who it's for.
HomeFirst time?GamePart Two
The idea goes down on paper: the story, the map, the screens, the data and the StoryApp.
falta-uno/Invite on WhatsAppPart Three
From paper to AI: the package, skills, agents, building in small slices and shipping.
Part One · Think
1The ProductFreePart Two · Draw
5Telling the App's Story9 minPart Three · Build with AI
10What AI Does and What It Doesn't6 minHighlight in five colors and stick post-its on the page. They're saved to your account, on every device.
Made for your phone first. Pick up right where you left off.
Night mode for the page, book typography, nothing in the way.
Martín Silva Molina has been building software for years and teaches AI in person at The Mariscal Academy. He wrote the first edition, Cómo se hace una app, in 2019, and rewrote this one from scratch for the age of AI that codes.
No. This book is about thinking the app through before AI builds it. If you do code, it's even more useful: it's the part almost nobody does.
No, it's sold separately. €10, once.
No. You read it online, in your account, on any device, with your highlights and post-its.
Yes. The English edition was written for English speakers, not translated word for word.
How to Think Through an App(so you can build it with AI)Martín Silva Molina