▲ 13 r/lovable
I want to see your lovable project!
I know we're not meant to self-promote here, but also I want to see what is actually possible! surely we can have ONE THREAD where we can do that?
The only things I've seen so far are very basic sites, but I'm really curious to see sites and apps that people have built up that are impressive
u/uzih — 11 days ago
▲ 5 r/lovable
how much do you spend on lovable every month?
I hear a lot of people spending a lot of credits, or others talking about the cost of hosting, I'm just curious if you go in deep how much do you end up spending?
u/uzih — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/nocode
The best no code platform for non technical people is still CLAUDE
This was NOT true even a few months ago. But Claude code has gotten WAY easier to use. You don't even need to get into the nitty gritty of code.
I might be biased full disclosure I have an app that's built to work with claude, but whenever I show people who have never coded how easy it is now they're shocked.
here's an example of a single shot one prompt app in about 4min with a sonnet model on low thinking: Here's the prompt:
mario.somewhere.tech heres the same app single prompt with opus 4.8 max (it ran for twice as long): mario2.somewhere.tech
these are SINGLE shot prompts. If you haven't tried claude recently, it's a LOT easier than it was before.
now single shot doesn't mean you don't have to go and fix a LOT. I left the apps as-is so you can see the bugs in them, but it's a big difference between making changes, vs trying to get the app to work in the first place.
u/uzih — 20 days ago
▲ 1 r/tts
I made a free TTS app with a great sounding voice
It's free even without a login to try, and the limit is very generous, i think i cut it off at like 50cents of cost per account per month:
let me know what you think or what you would want to be better
u/uzih — 20 days ago
▲ 0 r/TextToSpeech
I made a free TTS app with a great sounding voice
It's free even without a login to try, and the limit is very generous, i think i cut it off at like 50cents of cost per account per month:
let me know what you think or what you would want to be better
u/uzih — 20 days ago
▲ 4 r/uktrains
How to check what train your Ticket is valid for
I built simple calculator to show what trains at any given station your ticket is valid for
https://railtime.co.uk/validity?from=WNR&to=WAT&date=2026-06-15
The example is for windsor to waterloo, and you can check for example what trains from clapham you can board
It also references what fare rule from National Rail's website.
btw this is just a fun side side project not commercial -- if you have any other fun train data ideas let me know!
u/uzih — 24 days ago