u/YouGottaBillieve

I've been using Claude as my primary development partner for the last few weeks and wanted to share the result.

I built FinalTake. A project management app designed specifically for music producers.

The original problem was simple: every project eventually turns into something like...

final.wav

final_final.wav

final_REAL.wav

final_REAL_v2.wav

...and eventually you forget what changed, what's left to do, and which version is actually the one you wanted to release.

• Claude helped me build nearly everything:
• authentication
• Supabase integration
• Stripe subscriptions
• admin dashboard
• collaboration
• project timelines
• revision tracking
• release readiness checklists
• PDF session reports
• comments
• templates
• activity history
• and a lot of UI polish

I wasn't just asking it to generate code; I treated it like a senior engineer. I'd describe the product direction, have it critique ideas, then iterate feature by feature.

The result is live:

finaltake.live

I'd love feedback on two things:

1. The Product itself.
2. How well you think Claude held up as a long-term development partner.

Happy to answer any questions about the workflow, prompting, or what worked (and what definitely didn't).

I wanted to share a song I've been working on recently. I made a sort of synth-pop anthem that is heavily inspired by porter robinson and madeon's music. Vocals are made with VOCALOID, specifically the Po-uta (porter robinson) voice bank.

If this is the wrong place for this, please remove it.

Data pulled from setlist.fm and 1001Tracklists. Not every show gets documented.

Data pulled from setlist.fm and 1001Tracklists. Not every show gets documented.

Data pulled from setlist.fm and 1001Tracklists. Not every show gets documented.

Thanks to /u/ufuckinwotm8illreku for pointing out data inconsistencies I was able to make some changes to the SQL that calculates analytics.

Keep in mind that data is pulled from the 2 largest aggregators of live sets: Setlist.fm and 1001tracklists so data may be incomplete but this is the best I can do with what we have available.

last one of these I will post but this looks clean and music nerds will love this

when looking at artist sets like porters, what other data would you like to see?

im no artist but something like this would be cool

pretty barebones right now but I have a vision

My first and most likely last attempt at dubstep.