I've made a huge amount of stuff with Wappler, all of it database driven and some of it very complex. I'll try and add them here whenever I get the time. I want to make these as descriptive as possible so please excuse the length of this, pour a brew and have a gander at this first one:
First off, its a specialist dog related group (Weimaraners). It takes a users image, then turns it into a lifelike mugshot image, official report and a PDF, there are various designs users can choose from.
You have no idea what a BLAST it was creating it 
Here's an example:
WeimCrime is a parody Weimaraner “crime reporting” website and community service built around dog-owner humour, user-generated reports, mugshots, and permanent case files.
The basic idea is simple:
We created a full department of specialist case officers, each with their own discipline and personality. An example is 'Rufus Crumbwell":
Inspector Rufus Crumbwell
Head of Snack Oversight
"Takes biscuit security VERY seriously. Wears gloves to handle treats. Currently under investigation for “quality control over-sampling.”
Theres a list of internal scandals, designed to give some personality to 'WeimCrime PD' - example: "The Great Biscuit Heist: 87 biscuits missing. Morale low. Suspicion high".
It was born from a Facebook groups Ive been running for years, it's turned into the worls biggest of its type, so I decided to do something better with it (Im not a fan of FB tbh) - Facebook shows the crime. WeimCrime records the crime.
The Facebook group acts like the public front desk or community noticeboard, where owners can post funny incidents, suspicious behaviour, and “caught in the act” photos. The website acts as the official WeimCrime database, where proper reports are filed, processed, stored, and shared.
Workflow is roughly -
1. Incident Happens
A Weimaraner commits an offence: stolen food, destroyed furniture, suspicious silence, sock theft, bin raiding, emotional manipulation, or any other breed-related criminal behaviour. This list is added to regularly.
weimaranersample.zip (3.2 MB)
The owner can post casually in the Facebook group to get engagement, comments, and community reaction.
2. Official Report Is Filed
For a formal case, the owner submits the incident through the WeimCrime website using the Report WeimCrime form.
This turns a casual post into an official WeimCrime report.
The report captures the key details, such as:
- Name of the offender
- Crime title
- Location
- Crime category
- Description of the offence
- Evidence photo / mugshot
- Case notes
3. Case Is Processed
Once submitted, the report becomes part of the WeimCrime workflow.
The case can be reviewed, classified, and prepared as an official case file. This is where the service adds structure and humour by treating everyday dog behaviour like a police investigation. The AI has been custom trained to behave in a 'WeimCrime Noir' style.
Each case is given a unique case number so it can be referenced, searched, shared, and stored permanently.
4. Public Casefile Is Created
The finished case appears on the website as a public casefile.
Each casefile can include:
- Official crime title
- Mugshot image
- Case number
- Crime category
- Location
- Incident description
- Case notes
- Likes
- Comments
- Share buttons
- Downloadable mugshot
- Downloadable report / PDF
It combines all the info above and creates a fictitious crime report created by a made up case officer (which the AI chooses). It also creates a criminal 'alias' that matches the Weimaraners name. Once done a PDF is also created for customer retention or sharing. Sample attached.
There's a secure SCRUD log in for users (with all the usual security supplied by Wappler eg CSRF, security server action etc). Also a separate ADMIN only to administer everything, create AI social media posts, sent via make.com API.
We also send a confirmation email to the user, again, written in the 'noir' style - theres about 20 different emails that we send, each one ios random so users get a different one all the time, here's a sample:
Hi there,
Detective Rigg (allegedly) reporting in. Your case has been processed, or at least shuffled through enough paperwork that I’m calling it “done” before my last functioning brain cell clocks out. Your Weimaraner’s mugshot has been captured, though I’ll be honest, I’m no longer sure if Floyd was posing, mocking me, or attempting some kind of psychological warfare. The crime report has been compiled with every baffling detail, and a PDF dossier has been generated for reasons I no longer pretend to understand.
There’s also a public case link, should you wish to share this four‑legged enigma’s latest offence with the world.
At this point, I’ve stopped asking why dogs do anything, they just do, and we document it.
Suspect: Floyd
Location: Living Room
Crime Category: Food Releated Offences
Crime: Dropped Item First Responder Abuse
Crime Description: Instant seizure of any food item falling within the suspect’s jurisdiction before ownership can be re-established or contamination assessed.
This turns a one-off funny photo into a searchable, shareable, branded record.
5. Community Engagement Loop
Once the casefile is live, it can be shared back into the Facebook group, Facebook page, or other social channels.
This creates a loop:
Incident → Facebook engagement → Website report → Official casefile → Social sharing → More traffic → More reports
The Facebook side keeps the community active and entertaining. The website side gives the brand ownership of the content, the archive, the case numbers, and the full experience.
6. Permanent Archive
Unlike a normal social post that disappears down the feed, every official WeimCrime case can live permanently inside the website archive.
Users can return to the site, search by case number, browse mugshots, view the crime list, and revisit older offenders.
This gives the service long-term value because the content does not vanish after a few days of social media activity.
7. Optional Premium Outputs
The service can also support premium digital products around each case, such as:
- Personalised mugshot posters
- Downloadable casefile PDFs
- Repeat offender badges
- Limited edition digital drops
- Membership or supporter access
This means the website is not just a joke page. It becomes a niche breed media brand with a clear community, content engine, archive, and monetisation route.
Summary
WeimCrime works by taking the natural humour of Weimaraner ownership and turning it into a structured, branded experience.
The Facebook group creates visibility and engagement.
The website creates the official record.
The casefile system gives every report a sense of theatre, permanence, and shareability.
In simple terms:
A Weimaraner commits the crime.
The owner files the report.
WeimCrime creates the casefile.
The community shares the evidence.
The archive never forgets.
Caveat: Site it not working correctly right now as we've had some issues with an extension used to do the bulk of the creating, this is now resolved but hasn't been implemented yet.
Think I've covered everything, it uses a large amount of Wappler tools and is a great example of what can be achieved.
Hope you enjoyed that long read.!
I'm not sure what the next example will be,I'll try and summarise a very complex one next...
