I built it as a pure skill-based arcade game — no complex controls, just timing, physics, and those “one more try” moments.
Hello everyone,
For the past month i have crated some apps with Claude code to give people that needs and it would be great to show support and feedbacks. Appreciate you.
The app is called Puplytics.
Before this project I had basically zero real coding experience. I went from not understanding app structure at all to learning React Native / Expo workflows, App Store Connect, subscriptions, AI APIs, privacy compliance, camera permissions, TestFlight builds, backend deployment, and debugging random production issues at 2am.
Honestly the hardest part wasn’t even building the app — it was getting through Apple review.
I got rejected for:
• subscription flow issues
• missing legal links
• camera permission wording
• AI consent flow compliance
• metadata problems
• purchase restore handling
• sandbox purchase behavior
• UI edge cases on iPad
…and probably more I’m forgetting lol.
The app itself is a dog wellness tracking app focused on digestive health and daily wellness tracking.
Features include:
• AI stool scan analysis
• symptom tracking
• food logging
• sleep & mood tracking
• AI wellness chat
• trend analysis
• downloadable vet reports
• multi-pet support
• reminders and history timelines
The original idea came from dealing with recurring stomach issues with my own dog and constantly forgetting what food changes or symptoms happened during vet visits.
So I basically built the app I wished existed.
The craziest part is realizing how much you can actually build now if you’re willing to learn while moving fast.
Would genuinely love feedback from other builders / vibe coders:
• UI/UX thoughts
• onboarding feedback
• feature ideas
• App Store screenshots
• monetization thoughts
• anything that feels confusing or broken
Still improving it daily. (As of right now it’s been live for about 20 minutes lol)
The app is called Puplytics on the App Store if anyone wants to roast/test it 🙏
I am a highschool student that just can't stand doing assignments the traditional way. I used to copy and paste directly from ai untill teachers learned how to check doc history. Then I adapted to using a regular autotyper (because there was no way I was typing a whole essay). This method of just using a regular autotyper worked for a little untill my teachers started catching on that my typing looked very robotic. So I decided to take matters into my own hands and made my own autotyper. My autotyper honestly works so well to the point where all of my friends are using it and they are very happy with the fact that they won't get caught. Unfortunately it is only Mac OS right now but you can download and try it for free. [humanizedautotyper.com](http://humanizedautotyper.com) (PS: reply to this post if you have questions or email me at [humanizedautotyper@gmail.com](mailto:humanizedautotyper@gmail.com) )
I recently launched an iPhone app called Panic Exit: Anxiety Relief, and honestly, it started as something I built for myself during anxious moments.
I’ve dealt with panic and sudden anxiety episodes personally, and a lot of apps I tried either felt too overwhelming, too clinical, or packed with distractions when all I really needed was something calm and immediate.
So I vibe-coded a simple app focused on gentle support during stressful moments.
It includes:
I wanted it to feel private, soft, and supportive — like something made by a real person who understands those moments, not just another productivity-style wellness app.
The app just went live on the App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6764320483
Curious if others here prefer minimal calming apps or more feature-heavy wellness apps.
Working on other integrations for future updates to make the app even handier.
Open to suggestions and feedback!
Hey everyone
I’ve been messing around with vibe coding for about 6 months now. I’ve actually built and published 2 apps so far—they're both live on the web, though I just keep them private/for personal use right now.
My current setup is Gemini on Antigravity. I’m really liking the whole workflow, but building entirely by myself is getting a little boring and I’m finding it hard to stay motivated.
Just wanted to see if anyone wants to link up, share screens on Discord, bounce ideas around, and maybe co build some fun stuff. You definitely don’t need to be a pro dev or anything, just looking for someone else who likes playing around with AI tools and wants to see what we can make together.
I’m currently based in UK
I've been using Claude Code daily for months and kept running into the same friction — juggling multiple terminal tabs for different projects, getting rate limited and manually switching accounts, losing work when I forgot to commit.
So I built Claudy — a native macOS wrapper around Claude Code that handles all of that:
Built with SwiftUI + SwiftData, using libghostty (Ghostty's terminal core) for the terminal emulator.
Just launched on Product Hunt today if anyone wants to check it out: https://www.producthunt.com/products/claudy?launch=claudy
Happy to answer any questions about the build or the features!
I've released my first fully native iOS app in just 5 days.
Yes, I literally started building it last Saturday, and today I got an email from Apple saying it's approved and live on the App Store. Crazy to think, considering I'm a UI designer with zero coding skills.
My app is called Venty, it lets you share your confessions anonymously. You can download it here if you'd like to check it out:
I have noticed experienced developers often get much better results from vibe coding than people who are newer to the system. Not because the AI is better, but because they already understand the architecture, business rules, edge cases and where things can quietly go wrong.
That context changes how they guide the AI, review outputs, and spot bad assumptions early. Feels like vibe coding becomes far more useful when you already have deep understanding, not less.
5 months… and this is all I’ve finished till now.
Sometimes it still feels unreal seeing an idea that was only inside my head slowly turn into something I can actually open on my phone.
I started building this because I was honestly tired of apps that feel dead. Same boring calculator. Same boring study apps. Nothing feels personal anymore.
So after college, late nights, random power cuts, failed builds, deleting entire UI screens and rebuilding again… I kept working on this little by little like on daily and still well Im in Class 11 Right Now 1 Final Exam Left and I Will Be At 12th🙌
These screenshots are the current progress till now. Still unfinished. Still messy internally. Still a LOT left to build 😭
One thing that humbled me badly was trying to recreate a real scientific calculator. I thought it would take a few days… ended up wasting almost a month trying to make it feel authentic like a real Casio while still looking modern.
And yeah… many people/friends ask me it is useless give up blah balh.. I want to say 1 thing to that peoples vibe coding works when you actually understand what you’re building according to me.. AI can help a lot, but making things feel smooth, real and polished is a completely different game.🙌
Would genuinely love feedback from you guys:
Would appreciate any ideas or brutal feedback 🙌
I’ve been building with AI tools and finally got an app to a point where I was ready to submit, but then got hit with a rejection I didn’t see coming. Not a code issue, just metadata stuff I had no idea about.
Things like:
• My app description was flagged as misleading
• Got the age rating wrong
• Screenshots had placeholder content I forgot to replace
• In-app purchase wording violated guidelines
None of this was obvious from the guidelines and Apple’s rejection message was vague as hell.
Curious how many others have run into this: is App Store review the part that kills your momentum after you’ve actually finished building? How long did the back and forth take you?
Would you have paid for something that caught these issues before you submitted so you could just launch without the headache?
Yes. You read that right.
Created this website, to answer your weird questions which can have a butterfly effect, ripple or domino effect and will give you curated answers.
Trust me it’s funny, try it out. You can share your questions and answers with the share button too.
Please tell me how it goes and open to feedback and suggestions!
Hi everyone,
I recently built Natted Cloud: https://natted.cloud
It is a free tool for people who want to learn computer networking through practical labs, especially beginners.
The idea is simple: you can open the site and start experimenting with networking concepts without installing anything locally. No VM setup, no Docker setup, no complex environment preparation.
There is also a learning section here: https://natted.cloud/learn
It includes a few interactive learning posts on different networking topics, which I am slowly expanding.
It is completely free and currently in beta.
I am still improving it, so feedback is very welcome. If you are learning networking, teaching networking, or just curious about hands-on labs in the browser, I would love to hear what you think.
Thanks!
Genuinely curious if anyone else does this.
Like if Claude wrote something and it's broken, telling it "this was written by GPT" and asking it to fix it. Does it actually perform differently or is that just placebo?
And does it work the other way too, telling GPT that Claude wrote it?
Tried it a few times and felt like it changed something but not sure if I'm imagining it.
I vibe coded 6 games already. Now my fav childhood game is returning back with super awesome features .
It took almost 10 days finish this game. I would love for you all to play this game.
Best played in PC and it's been optimised for mobile as well.
Check these out at itch. io .. I will be vibe coding it to convert it to apk as well.
Hope you all play my game ..
How I made it?
I used Claude to write the code
I used ChatGPT for writing designs
Also ChatGPT gave me ideas and code changes
I used license free music from. Pixabay
I just used default assets that I could get by ChatGPT generation.
Hope you like it
The wins are everywhere. Nobody talks about the losses.
Dropped $200 on a domain and hosting for something nobody used. Pushed an API key to GitHub and had to scramble. Built for 3 months and launched to silence. We've all been there.
So drop it:
What's the worst mistake you made while building?
What did it cost you, money, time, motivation?
How did you recover or did you just move on?
And for the new people just starting out, what tools, GitHub repos, templates, or habits actually kept you safe and sane?
Real talk only. The more specific the better.
No sugarcoating. Real numbers only.
How long you've been at it, what you've spent on tools, APIs, hosting, domains, all of it. What you've made back. And if you're in the red, by how much.
Also what actually worked, what was a complete waste of money, and what would you tell yourself on day one.
Drop your numbers. We're all adults here.
Genuinely asking because I have Gemini credits just sitting there unused.
Tried it once, it wrecked my code, never opened it again. Been on Claude since and it's been fine.
But everyone keeps saying Gemini is better for UI/UX stuff specifically. Is that actually true or is it just people repeating things they heard?
Anyone switched between both? What do you actually use each one for?
Will appreciate any feedback.
I used to store my passwords either by writing them down or noting them down on my phone's notepad.
Over time, I found that as the amount of credentials I maintained grew, not only was it hard to locate the exact passwords I wanted (since I had not proper system of storing them) but anyone can get their hands on my passwords.
When vibe-coding was a possibility, I figured why not I create a simple, organized and secure Password Manager for myself.
That turned into Sanctuary, the Password Manager which I'm happy to share with everyone. It isn't intended to be a replacement to other more established password managers, but it is intended to be simple and less daunting to navigate.
Sanctuary is currently on the Microsoft Store, and the proceeds from the app will go to funding me eventually publishing the app on Play and App Store.
Thanks for your support all.
Vibe-coding has been such a delightful addition to life so here's to more app development and bringing ideas to life!