Apps You Made - Mega Thread

[Michal__]

1 hour ago, integral said:

lmao i already built that one, ill release it soon 

Nice. You should tell me when you release it, I'd definitely use it.

[Jordan of the Shire]

@integral These are pretty cool. Nice thread.

I was vibe coding a few months ago but decided to stop for a bit. I have a couple webapps i'm working on. I need to film content for one of them. The software is so much more advanced than it was when I started so I'm excited to see what I can do now. I had a lot of fun learning about Git, worktrees, mcp's, agents, and I even tried to program an agent to recursively reflect on it's source haha. 

I like your apps.

I want to meditate and contemplate different app ideas and see what comes up. Like you said, marketing is the hardest part to turn a dollar. When you say 6 months, do you mean you would be posting videos on youtube, and running the X algo game type thing?

Edited August 26 by Jordan of the Shire

[Joshe]

Design system/components via Claude Design + Claude Code: 

[Yimpa]

@Joshe I don’t understand what is going on, but the colors are really neat!

[Joseph Maynor]

Someone needs to make an app like the old Swipes app on iPhone.  That was the best app for getting your stuff together.  

[Joshe]

6 hours ago, Yimpa said:

@Joshe I don’t understand what is going on, but the colors are really neat!

Thanks! The colors are the most important lol. 

It's basically a "component library" built on top of a design system (predefined styles like colors, spacing, font styles, etc). And components are just like building blocks you build once that you can use to build out a webpage or a user interface.

So you can make something as simple as a button a component, then going forward be able to use it really easily like

<Button variant="destructive" size="small"> Press me </Button>

and that would produce a small red button and I never have to think about or manage spacing, color, font size, or anything else. So the idea is to do that with a lot of different components so you can build user interfaces really quickly and efficiently. And if you ever want to update your button, even if you've used it in a hundred places, you only have to update it in one place and the 100 buttons all update from that one component update.

Hopefully I didn't bore you! lol 

[Yimpa]

@Joshe