r/ClaudeAI • u/DrMooseski • May 13 '26
Productivity Show me what you’ve created with Claude!
I’ve made a couple nice HTML things that help a lot with work. I’m not tech savvy and this all feels a bit foreign. I can never think of anything to make that will help with my personal life and productivity. I’d love to see what you all have made that helps you or you’re proud of!
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u/dbouslov May 14 '26
I made a history and geography based game inspired by geoguessr called https://eraguessr.ai
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u/murillovp May 14 '26
I've found the UI a little bit convoluted, I think you'd benefit from a "simplification", where you have lesser information to attract users' attention and instead guide their experience through minimal, critical interactive elements.
This is an honest feedback from a UI/UX designer that found your project one of the best things I've see in a while, if you're not considering expanding this service into a real product, you should, because it's straight up amazing.
Congratulations!
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u/dbouslov May 14 '26
Thank you so much! Really appreciate the feedback, the UI has gone through many iterations but I totally agree that there is still work to be done in exactly the domains you mentioned.
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u/murillovp May 14 '26
I'll keep an eye out, I love geoguessr, worldle, travle and such, so I'll add your to my daily list of games. Best of luck!
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u/Direct-Protection-81 May 14 '26
Oh god lord. 25,000 score on my first round of 5 and I’m hooked. Great game.
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u/murillovp May 14 '26
Dude, this is freaking amazing. How did you do the 360º with AI generated images?
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u/tedwards163 May 14 '26
Immediately went and played a round. Very cool idea and I will definitely be playing more!
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u/JakubWasiak May 14 '26
My first comment in Reddit about someone's elses game. This is cool mate. I love history. That got my attention! Congratulations!
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u/pigletmonster May 14 '26
I love it. Played a few rounds just now! My only gripe with it is the map lacks any labels, because im not very good at picking countries from a map, especially europe where every country is like 5 pixels away from each other l.
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u/jgoat25 May 14 '26
This is amazing! Did you use Claude Pro or Max for this? And how long did it take?
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u/s22stumarket May 14 '26
Holy moly! This is amazing! Well done, the gameplay has a lot of depth and the photos are really immersive!
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u/chronixos May 14 '26
Absolutely amazing- i played directly one game. Top! The only thing what is abit difficult is the UI
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u/Remko76 May 14 '26
Text is a bit small on my phone for my bad eyes… But… I really love the concept and it’s fun to play. Love it!
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u/dbouslov May 14 '26
Thank you! And I appreciate the feedback, the small text on some screens definitely something that I think could use improvement, look out for updates!
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u/TopRattata May 14 '26
I have a patio with a tricky sunlight situation that I wanted to garden on, and I couldn't find a tool to calculate direct sun that wasn't massively overcomplicated. I made Sunpatch and have been using it this week to get my garden figured out :)
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u/BunkerBuster420 May 14 '26
Love it, not optimized for mobile though
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u/TopRattata May 14 '26
Nope, not yet. It's on the list; it'd be nice to be able to look at your sun map out in the yard or at a nursery.
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u/Ok-Cheesecake-4955 May 14 '26
Question - to create such an app, how much time did it take and what tools you used.
I’m trying to understand if with 0 coding and software background can I develop something similar?
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u/TopRattata May 14 '26
I've been working on this for about a week, a few hours a day. I'm using the Claude Code and Codex plugins in VS Code.
I'm a former software engineer, but not a frontend web developer, which is where this app lives. I will say that there have been moments where my background made it much easier to choose tools, debug, enforce better testing and maintainability practices, etc. For example, when something's broken and Claude asks me to tell it what the browser console is reporting, I already knew what it was talking about. However, I think it would be totally manageable for someone with no coding background IF you were willing to pause now and then to read about what you're implementing, read the docs for a framework you're using, or even just get the AIs to ELI5 when you're lost.
To give you some idea of a starting point, I opened VS Code, installed the Claude Code plugin from the extensions menu, described what I wanted to make, and away we went!
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u/i-introverb May 14 '26
Love this and am going to use it to figure out where to put my outdoor bonsai!!!
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u/TopRattata May 14 '26
Yay! Please feel free to report back with pain points. I just used it to figure out where my passionflower would be happiest!
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u/littleredwoodowl May 14 '26
I wanted to do something similar to this 15 years ago living in a city with tall buildings. I wanted to know what cafes would be in the sun and not the shadow of the buildings at different times of the day. Great work!!
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u/lostinthelimbo May 14 '26
My 1TB external SSD failed, so I developed a deep forensic data recovery tool with features comparable to expensive paid data recovery tools. It successfully recovered over 850GB of data. I open-sourced it. https://github.com/arzisxam/apfs-excavate
I’m currently developing a storage management tool that takes file-level snapshots for local and network drives/machines, finds cross-drive duplicates showing how much space can be saved, and provides a unified dashboard.
I’m also creating media library tools for video duplicates, merging videos, managing subtitles, cataloging complete media collections, fixing missing frames and broken indices, updating names/metadata, upgrading containers & changing codecs to save space.
I personally need these tools but I’ll open source them for public use. Bookmark my Github in case you are interested in any of these.
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u/SemanticThreader Full-time developer May 14 '26
This is the kind of post that this sub needs more of! Less complaining and more people showing off what cool stuff they've built. So much nicer going through people's projects and seeing what they've been up to!
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u/Turbulent_Leg8997 May 14 '26
100%. There is positivity and hope in this world ahahah
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u/sistereva May 14 '26
I made a game to help my students learn Spanish. la liga sombra its a Carmen SanDiego style detective story that follows the curriculum of the Spanish text book we use.
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u/InstanceDuality May 14 '26
Did you have to do any consideration of laws like FERPA? How did you end up doing the backend and data storage? I’ve also done a few things for students and that’s always been a thought in my mind.
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u/KyleNewZealand May 13 '26
I made a game I always wanted to play. https://f1dynasty.com
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u/poopybuttholesex May 14 '26
So like football manager but for F1. Nice
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u/KyleNewZealand May 14 '26
Yep bang on. Actually inspired by basketballgm which I play on and off for the last 8 years or so!
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u/agent462 May 14 '26
A self-hosted smart display that runs on raspberry pi that has allowed myself and others to get rid of a subscription service: https://homescreens.dev/
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u/josefresco-dev May 14 '26
This is awesome! I built something similar last year. I wanted to make use of an older iPad just sitting around collecting dust, and I wanted a quick way for everyone in the fam to see the daily schedule. Mine is much more simple than yours so kudos. https://github.com/josefresco/family-dash
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u/ZeroUnityInfinity May 13 '26
Can't post screenshots in this sub but I made a simple flutter app that my family can use to reward our kids for doing chores or any time they go above and beyond. They get virtual bux that they collect, and they can redeem them for prizes that they chose (they can request new prizes be added and suggest a price). Uses firebase to keep state in the cloud, and can be accessed by any of our mobile devices or a web browser.
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u/SelectivePro May 14 '26
Futuristic sci-fi UI’s! uispace.org
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u/shellyturnwarm May 14 '26
That’s awesome. Can I somehow use it as a template or example to ask Claude to make a web app look like this? Do you have the source code open?
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u/Kimchi_caveman May 14 '26
This is the 2026 update to the Winamp skin library that I didnt know I needed.
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u/bubblesculptor May 14 '26
I've had fun asking claude to stylize apps to look like Star Trek's LCARs displays
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u/-LabRecon May 14 '26
I paid out the ass for labs due to headaches dealing with the VA - and getting half ass answers.
Built LabRecon.io - compares prices across lab providers so you're walking away with a heavier wallet.. Running a 20% coupon right now while I work on getting a better discount locked in for my vets.
Also building a lab analysis tool - plain English breakdown of your results, no BS, no guessing on how to connect a number on the screen to how your body feels; and what to do about it.
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u/killermonkey84 May 14 '26
Def curious to see the lab analysis tool. I build a personal app that tracks supplements, sleep data and allows me to upload my lab PDFs. Still a work in progress but I’ve been trying to determine how to get a lab analysis with correlations to sleep and supplements.
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u/murillovp May 14 '26
Do you know how many hours you have left to live? or what you can do with those hours?
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u/theRedHood_07 May 13 '26
CWS link: Curlo
It is a chrome extension that measures how much context has been used up in a chat with either ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. It helps with collecting relevant context at critical points during the conversation so that the context is preserved when a new chat starts to get more quality responses.
Pushing an update where Notion can be a backend, and a prompt studio approach to build not just prompts, but also analyze current chat to see what could’ve been done better, and analyze what skills can be built that can be personalized.
This is the first product I’ve built, free to use, completely local storage.
Built with Claude + GSD.
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u/harryhole007 May 13 '26
Made a sms bot for the family so they can ask what kit to wear, schedule, dinner, ect. Have a menu builder that plans out meals based on inventory, taste, health, and schedule.
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u/SilverMagicMage May 14 '26
Stack?
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u/harryhole007 May 14 '26
Sure, I wanted something to work on my mac and not have to buy any additional subs for 3rd party as well as control what I exposed. I did try twilio-whatsapp but wanted to deliver messages in something everyone in the house already uses (apple devices) and not worrying about configuring for kids. Honestly nothing crazy:
Python, Anthropic API, imessage/AppleScript + json files, running as launched daemon on macOS
- Sonnet for adults, Haiku for kids
- imessage via applescript (reads sqlite for incoming, sends via osascript)
- runtime - polls ever 3 seconds on the familybot Mac account to read incoming (no framework or server port used)
- json flat files for content (schedule, menu, feedback) - dont use a db
For the setup I created a separate account for "familybot" on the mac but I do everything from my account and a shared folder.
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u/SilverMagicMage May 14 '26
So it sends iMessages? Did you set up a separate Apple account?
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u/larowin May 14 '26
I was annoyed at the math worksheets I was finding for my kids, so I threw this together.
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u/peakpirate007 May 14 '26
I built this to make declassified UAP/UFO files easier to explore — searchable cases, map view, source docs, and Ask the Archive. https://www.ufodossier.com/
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u/JournalistBoring May 14 '26
https://magnet-sumo.vercel.app/
Can I get some feedback
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u/Awkward-Dance123 May 14 '26
It's pretty fun! But I didn't know how to play - it would be helpful if there were instructions.
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u/fozzedout May 14 '26
I like it! It's fairly straight forward and fun. Try adding in a 2 player mode (just take turns on the same computer) as that would be awesome with mates, especially when drinking!
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u/MightyOfTheNorth May 14 '26
Been vibe coding for about 6 months now and finally have something I’m proud enough to show off.
I’m a UX designer (not a developer) and I built https://tripSignal.ca - a price tracking tool for all-inclusive vacations from Canada. It watches SellOffVacations, RedTag, and Air Transat 3 times day and emails you when prices drop on trips you actually care about.
There’s also a resort search side to it - I used Gemini to scrape and enrich data on 700+ resorts across Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central America. You can filter by things like family fit, adults-only, waterpark, sargassum risk, transfer time. Stuff the booking sites don’t surface well.
We fly out of Regina, Saskatchewan to Mexico every year and I was tired of manually refreshing booking sites hoping to catch a deal. So I built the thing I wished existed.
Stack is Next.js + FastAPI + PostgreSQL, all running in Docker on a VPS. Claude Code was my fullstack engineer in real time - I couldn’t have shipped this without it.
If you’re Canadian and you do all-inclusives, I’d genuinely love some beta testers. Would mean a lot to get real feedback on my first commercial app. Just dm me and I’ll hook you up!
Happy to answer any questions about the stack or the vibe coding process - it’s been a wild ride.
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u/Brilliant-Leopard603 May 13 '26
I'm trying to design a mathematically falsifiable income tax, profit tax and VAT (Value Added Tax) free economy (UK) which uses savings from government budget allocation and spending, and the money wasted on tax processing, and other aspects, to fund a sovereign wealth fund leading to a fully funded Universal Basic Income, while eliminating the transitional burdens businesses would pay that my design requires as the system spins up to stability. I don't have the knowledge to make it politically viable, but want to change the argument from "no UBI without raising taxes" into "we just don't want to have a UBI", while retaining an enticement for people to want to work.
In principle, all tax is eliminated on day one. I have the design, but as an autistic person it's the NT phrasing that is causing me the most problems.
It's my attempt at expanding on treatises like Plato's Republic, More's Utopia, and recent UBI proposals that require extra taxes. Nobody wants to pay more tax, so the tradeoff is zero taxes on anything for certain time limited contributions, which are designed to zero out over a few decades.
In principle, it's the B in Star Treks A to C.
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u/ToastedandTripping May 14 '26
Was also inspired by the Republic and Socrates to build a tool that examines institutes and helps citizens unravel the bureaucracy that shrouds topics that might concern them. Am currently building it out for environmental causes in Canada but plan to expand it out to all fields eventually.
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u/CartographerFit6291 May 14 '26
Does this model assume the rest of the world’s large aligned economies (such as the US) remain the world’s economic powerhouse and growth engine (e.g., sovereign wealth fund is projected to have 7% growth YoY to beat inflation)? I am curious how your model deals with these types of value projections and downturns, as well as the effect UBI would have on your equivalent of a CPI.
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u/Brilliant-Leopard603 May 14 '26
No, the model does not assume that the US, or any other large aligned economy, remains the permanent global growth engine. I may be naive, which is fine for a treatise, but that, to me, is a legacy assumption from a taxation-based perspective. I mean no offence from that statement.
Any projected sovereign wealth fund return, such as 7% year-on-year as you said (although for simplicity's sake I designed around 5 and 10% variations although Norway's SWF itself challenges that value), would be treated as a scenario variable, not a fixed assumption for my design.
The model does need to be tested against strong growth, weak growth, inflation-matched growth, negative-return years, and multi-year downturns but currently I lack access to the full data set needed to decide one way or another. If the system only works when the fund reliably achieves optimistic returns, then the model fails that stress test. I'm trying to design something that accepts positive and accounts for negative without failure, and that is what I am trying to determine, however even then the Integrated Economic Sandbox (IES) is currently just my internal theory. 🙂 I need specialists and academics to help me refine the modelling as I don't have that access or experience, and ultimately my design is just an internal model externalised.
Under IES, no downturn is external to the model, or internal either, and I accept that may seem counterintuitive. I have modules to create stable state funding, automation usage linked contributions (where automation directly replaces human labour), reserve buffers (fed by transitional and internal contributions), surplus rules (eliminating the end of year use it or lose it mentality for budgets from the state treasury and internal processes, instead feeding savings back into the design in other ways), and long-term public investment, which is not something my design relies on, and which would all need to be tested against historical and live economic data before any real implementation. To achieve that I've also defined a "Shadow Comparison" so the system can run alongside taxation models without changing anything so my model could be tested. The key, to my design methods, is not “does this work under the best conditions?” but “where does it break under unexpected conditions?” and for that I need more specific data which I admit I don't have as a random person. The UK National Audit Office (NAO) and Office for National Statistics (ONS), and the state, alongside academic studies, provide a lot of data, but currently I have to make some assumptions as I don't have access to data that already exists more deeply in the UK systems, such as HMRC, DWP, and the state as I mentioned.
The sovereign wealth fund isn't intended to fund everything from day one. It's a compounding and stabilisation mechanism. If returns are strong, the pathway to a fully funded UBI accelerates. If returns are weak, the pathway slows. If returns are negative, the reserve and contribution rules are stress tested against my "Coiled Spring" protocol, where failures are intended to still accelerate the process in an alternative way. Nothing in my design is wasted, even failure modes.
The UBI itself is a gated mechanism. If we assume there are returns from the SWF, each year I test 5% of returns against £50 GBP per week, per person for the year. If that gate passes, a second 5% is used to directly reduce the transitional burdens that businesses pay. The remaining 90% is always reinvested. If there is an existing UBI paid, but the new gate doesn't pass due to economic resistance, the 10% is used to sustain the current UBI, and the remaining 90% is still reinvested but there are no new reductions to the transitional burdens. Unlike taxes on profit, my design is both predictable from business planning as a cost, and all business costs are intended and designed to reduce to zero over time. I just can't say what that timeframe is at this stage without proper modelling. I can prove the maths works in theory, but practice is ideological and politically different. I can say categorically that from 2000 to 2024 publicly available data, the state funsing transitional contributions per business hour would have started at £23.81 per hour, and reduced to £4.62 per hour over 24 years. Make of that what you will.
On your mention of CPI, which in my system is an understandable question but irrelevant for the functionality of IES, but relevant as a translational mechanism to equate to legacy processes, IES would need to track conventional inflation and IES specific affordability or measures. I'd point out that inflation may be a concern, but as my system does away with income taxes and VAT, people have more disposable income, and as my system does away with profit taxes and VAT so do businesses, so the effects of that inflation are subjective. I don't know what that relates to, but that's where the specialist modelling comes in and why it is needed, and as all current modelling is based on taxation it's difficult to define here as I just don't have the data and neither does anything I can find. A UBI would absolutely increase demand and affect prices as it also adds to disposable income, but the model also removes income tax, profit tax, and VAT, which changes disposable income and point of sale pricing for businesses and consumers, and affects the entirety of supply chains, loss leading businesses and what any business needs to charge for their products and services. To my thinking, the relevant question is not simply “did prices rise?” It is whether real household costs for access to goods and services improved or declined after tax removal, UBI, business contribution costs, and price adjustments are all accounted for. Prices may rise, but if people have more to spend what does that actually mean or affect? Again, while there are transitional contributions in my design they are deliberately designed to reduce to zero over time as other parts of the system spin up. The overall intent is for a sovereign wealth fund based on the replacement of human labour with automated labour to increase, while reducing all business contributions to zero over time.
So no, IES does not depend on permanent 7% growth or permanent US (or the rest of the world's) expansion as you suggested, and externally to an IES based tax free economy they are irrelevant internally, but may have external effects I can't predict yet.
What I would suggest is that the US or any external economy is actually not as relevant as it would seem, given the failure of any/all global enterprises in paying local contributions due to tax optimisation, and in fact some businesses pay zero tax due to that. There are also IES internal mechanisms to make free at point of use and charged public services into profit-generating services, which then feed back excess funding over operating costs back into the system, accelerating the process. As a side note, although fairly important, the system both pays off existing state debt, while creating a "state overdraft facility" so the state doesn't need to incur new debt during bad times, even as debt is paid off early and opportunistically in good times. Those are inputs to be tested, not assumptions to be trusted because they are based on current systems not on something like IES that sets those assumptions aside because I see them legacy thinking. If the model only works under optimistic conditions it defeats the point.
A guiding principle is not "freedom from work" but "freedom of choice of work" based on the retraining fallacy. If 100 people have lost jobs in a factory to a given automation, there may be 10 engineering roles to service that automation, for which retraining will work, which leaves 90 people struggling as there are now less hours for their skills in the economy. Industrialisation took tools and skills from people in exchange for factory work. My system reverses that process. Further, while UBI is an end state, in exchange for zero taxes and again designed to zero out over time, businesses pay a levy on "the use of automation instead of human labour" and a portion of that pays a lifetime dividend to those directly replaced by said automation as a "proto UBI."
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u/PrinsHamlet May 14 '26
I love your thinking. It's not that I agree on UBI as such, but your scope. You see so many posts here centered on making money out of a crappy app. To me this is what democratizing technology should be all about. Ordinary citizens (OK, you allude to autistic thinking and besides the average reddit user isn't average at all) using technology to peek at the fabric of society.
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u/Skrazilla May 14 '26
I'm making an arcade game that I'm pretty pumped about... It's a grind but Claude definitely made it possible https://skrazilla.itch.io/h3xatr0n
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u/kylef5993 May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26
I made an app for adding, finding, and rating backers bars for sports teams. This isn’t just for “sports bars” but bars specifically dedicated to certain fan bases.
I’m a Bills and Sabres fan and have moved all over the country and often travel for work and got sick of being suggested bars that weren’t real backers bars or having to search Reddit to find this info when I’m just trying to go watch a game in friendly territory haha
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u/Sparescrewdriver May 14 '26
I’d love to try stuff like this made from the community but why so much personal data tracking?
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u/kylef5993 May 14 '26
Does it really track that much? I didn’t think so. Happy to take feedback!
The only reason I even have data tracking is cause there are ads. I had to have ads cause I’m not paying out of pocket for the firebase usage lol other than that it’s all anonymous submissions and you don’t need to sign in. I do collect device id as well just so people can’t vote twice on the same phone since there’s no sign in.
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u/Sparescrewdriver May 14 '26
I was looking at the specific App Store indicators
Data used to track you: Precise location, Device ID, Advertising Data
Data Linked to you pretty much the same among other things.
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u/kylef5993 May 14 '26
Yeah I feel you. I think I just went overboard when checking this in App Store Connect. I’ll amend it.
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u/liverichly May 14 '26
You got Busby’s for the Bills. It’s legit.
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u/kylef5993 May 14 '26
Used to live in Santa Monica. Was there all the time. Donated my bills corn hole to them before leaving CA haha
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u/okurtenay May 14 '26
I’m currently building my own website (transferring my domain from Wix), and am also working on a booking platform that syncs with Google!
I really love how much I can finally make real with Claude tbh
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u/AyyLmaoAlex8 Vibe coder May 14 '26
Im currently building a camera app that helps users understand their appearance better, as well as what they may look like with different styles which would otherwise require drastic changes. The camera work is actually very difficult. Even if it doesn’t pan out, Claude has been helpful in not only building out my vision, but giving me plenty information to having better know-how on camera optics, including AR.
I’ve also built out a couple of Excel spreadsheets for my job. Context: Management at my new job has it highlighted from my resume that I have some experience as a UI designer, and they look at that as if I’m a full-on developer/engineer. The expectation from that is that I can contribute to my boss’ efforts to a more efficient workflow for everyone. I’m not putting in all the time/effort to develop these workbooks/macros, so I have Claude doing that for me on my lunch breaks hahaha
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u/volkanayd May 14 '26
Sounds interesting! what do you mean by "understanding their appearance"? i'll like to try it
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u/Direct_While9727 May 14 '26
I made a self-hosted podcast server serving my NotebookLM audios to be able to listen them easily on my car with any podcast app. There’s a feature to turn automatically a RSS feed or YouTube channel into NLM podcast.
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u/islandlogic May 14 '26
This is an interesting idea. As a lover of podcasts, NotebookLM and YouTube I might check this out. Great idea. ⚡
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u/tylervsnyc May 14 '26
chesspath.app !! Learn chess the fun way! Just testing chesspath.app/run now I think it's super fun
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u/punted_baxter May 14 '26
I’m in construction and built a delivery scheduling app using Google Apps Script + Google Sheets. No hosting, no servers, runs entirely free inside Google. We used to have a whiteboard where subs would sign up for delivery time slots, but it couldn’t enforce a real constraint we have on site: limited certified spotters/flaggers for forklift unloading. If two subs book the same window and both need a forklift, we have a safety problem. The whiteboard was just a marker on a board, no guardrails. So I had Claude help me build a web app that subs pull up on their phones. They see a live calendar of what’s booked, pick an open slot, and submit. If their time conflicts with an existing forklift delivery, it blocks the submission in real time before it goes through. No approval queue, no bottleneck, just self-service with built-in safety logic.
Other stuff it does: ∙ Triggers permit checklists automatically based on what floor the delivery is going to ∙ Sends automated email summaries twice a week so the super has everything at a glance ∙ Permit forms are fillable right in the submission flow, required before you can submit
I don’t write code for a living. Claude walked me through deploying it, debugging weird Apps Script quirks (CORS issues, timezone bugs, form submission problems), all of it. Built it over a few sessions and now a few dozen subs use it daily. Replaced an Expo marker with something that actually prevents scheduling conflicts.
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u/Bitter-Law3957 May 13 '26
I built an automated trading application to monitor markets, run multiple agents to score using different methodologies, then execute trades for those which are Buy signals. It's trading live fir me now, and it feeds back history to replay and detect misses which mean weights need tuning. Saves me watching the markets.
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u/Sir-douche-a-lot May 14 '26
I’d be interested in learning more about this. Sounds sick
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u/Bitter-Law3957 May 14 '26
If you're a decent SDE, or have decent financial knowledge - hit me up on DM. I don't mind sharing / collaborating. I'm for the greater good, not solely personal gain. Though I do want it to grab some cash back from the fat cats.
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u/TheImpundulu May 14 '26
I made a web app that all of my students log into to record their reading log data. It’s basically collecting all of my data for my masters. What’s great is I’ve included links to all of the journal articles showing that this practice of reading every day is scientifically supported and that has helped spur some of them to take reading seriously.
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u/tungtingshrimp May 14 '26
We have a fundraiser every year with 150 raffle baskets. People buy raffle tickets at the event and drop them into whatever baskets they want to win. But sometimes the winners don’t check their ticket numbers and we don’t know who won. Claude helped me: we set up a phone number that people take a photo of their ticket stubs (can be all different numbers in one photo) text the photo to this phone number and their mobile number and ticket numbers populate a Google Sheet so now we have a list we can cross reference. I do not have a coding background but there was a fair bit of code modification and I was quite proud of myself
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u/denthar May 14 '26
I built an onboarding app for work to manage new hire checklists items and basic training.
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u/ElwinLewis May 14 '26
Building a digital audio work station, a lot of it’s done
Ephemera- a digital audio workstation for conditions
Also a spatial 3d HRTF sequencing framework
There’s 6 other instruments too on the website.
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u/dewalire May 14 '26
I made some age appropriate games for my young kids to play while we are on a long international flight. Html so they work offline. Hopefully buys us 10 more mins of tantrum free time!
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u/BadData99 May 14 '26
Recipes that know you.
Tell Meld what you love, what you skip, and what's in your kitchen. Get a recipe built around your exact taste — every time.
Invite only for now, dm your email if you want access. Ready to launch in 2 weeks.
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u/slaading May 14 '26
I made a free app to track how much money you earn while slacking at work 😉 https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/wearelazy/id6755092464
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u/mjolnir76 May 14 '26
I rebuilt my Pi Trainer I had in grad school to memorize pi (capped out at just over 1,000 digits). I built a Doomsday Algorithm trainer for calculating the day of the week for any date in the Gregorian Calendar. And I’m currently working on a PAO (person, action, object) trainer for memory feats.
ETA: Forgot that I had him organize all of my “Desktop Crap” folders I had as well as all my 40,000 photos.
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u/geek_fit May 14 '26
I made a full ERP, WMS, and realtime fleet management system.
My secret weapon was ...I used to be a ERP consultant. 😂
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u/sidorsidd May 14 '26
Made a pressure sensing platform for wheelchair users to help them prevent pressure injuries, the hardware was done by me and my team but claude helped in the code and the app
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u/RekallQuaid May 15 '26 edited May 15 '26
It's not going to be useful to anyone else but for me, and hopefully the community, this is an absolute game changer.
I've started a SEGA Mega Drive preservation project where I record video game music from my hardware with a DAC and then do some light noise/hum removal, normalisation and then upload it to both archive.org and Youtube.
This takes A LOT of time manually, and was such a slog. It was taking days to complete a single game recording.
With Claude, I've been able to create a shell command in terminal that runs a python script. This automatically uses Archive.org's command line uploader, and automatically uploads the full WAV recordings of a game, it's metadata (which it writes itself), creates album art from a photoshop template I've created, writes the copy for Archive.org and creates deliverable FLAC, ALAC and mp3 files that all have complete metadata. It pulls all this metadata information through the IDtags of the audio files.
Then on the YouTube side it converts those same game audio recordings to mp4 video files in AfterEffects, uses the same album art, adds the track and album level metadata to the video as well as a video waveform, uploads it directly to my YouTube channel, creates a thumbnail using a template I made in Photoshop, adds the title, tags and video description to YouTube and makes it live.
All in a SINGLE COMMAND.
What would take me well over a week to do from start to finish for a single game is now completed in about a day. The biggest time sink now is the recordings themselves, which used to be the quickest part of the process.
I'm literally blown away. I know nothing about coding, but I know enough to know what my scripts do and how to alter them if anything in my workflow changes or I need to add anything.
Shameless plug for the YouTube Channel:
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u/errorztw May 14 '26
http://localhost:3000, http://localhost:3001, http://localhost:3002
waiting for feedback!
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u/serda_ik May 14 '26
I really like the http://localhost:3001, this is ace. Might be a SaaS of the decade. I wiesh I came up with that one.
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u/SilencedDuality May 15 '26
So, while others are just straight dicks (and I'm assuming you don't actually know this already) those links are on your local machine and no one else can see them.
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u/strangedesign13 May 14 '26
Cool app u/jonathanlaliberte.
Looks like there might be a bug when you check in a time. There looks like a big blank box right above the iOS keyboard when you click into the note field that you can't hold to drag. You can scroll the whole screen if you touch/drag from the top of the screen by the emoji's. But right above the keyboard it doesnt' work and looks like it's covering up the underlying elements.
Great work though, the wife loves it as she usually just screen caps her phone when she catches a time.
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u/ellebeam May 14 '26
I have friends who are obsessed with catching those time twins, they would love this
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u/snrup1 May 14 '26
I built an app for a very specific sector of the healthcare industry and it is doing well.
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u/theduffman May 14 '26
A built an app to help people score their sim rig, and get recommendations on the next most effective upgrades: https://rigrank.app.
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u/Junior-Cabinet-7103 May 14 '26
Sweet! Didn’t expect to see a sim app here! My partner just tested it out. Needs more seat options, also was surprised it didn’t recommend motion as an upgrade path for some reason. Would love to see it built up more though!
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u/Future-Job-7442 May 14 '26
We use a lot of Claude to develop various things for the Vesuvius Challenge at https://github.com/ScrollPrize/villa. Volume Cartographer 3D is the main one, it's a GUI tool for visualizing and segmenting massive 100 TB+ xray volumes.
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u/Otakundead May 14 '26
I’m working on a kind of novel neuroscientific model of how the mind works. Twenty two self interruption protocols to not import standard neuroscience framings and bad philosophy when interpreting data, rigidly working on own neologisms to avoid as much of the linguistic confusion when talking about psychology.
It gives me a lot of closure on questions that bugged me, solves my trouble that I feel like I could never possibly have the required eloquence to express my ideas comprehensible (of course, making up countless new terms means it’s still me talking with the AI about it and creating an obstacle for different people), and is useful for thinking through exciting neuroscience/psychology questions like “would lizards have emotions humans don’t know because ectothermy adds a whole new dimension of bodily states?”.
Claude Opus4.6 was the best collaborator I could think of for this.
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u/Refys40 May 14 '26
Would be interested to learn more, are you sharing this publicly or just for yourself?
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u/TommasoBontempi May 14 '26
I have a passion for expense tracking, which sounds a bit strange, I agree. I have always used excel, since i moved in with my wife. But for the last couple of months I have been so happy to use several HTML tools, made with Claude, that visualise our expenses with graphs, allow for a seamless interpretation of data and help us a lot financially
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u/J_sapience Jun 25 '26
would you be willing to share any details on what you’ve built? sounds pretty interesting!
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u/TommasoBontempi Jun 25 '26
I actually didn't even know that an ai could code something from 0, and I have no experience whatsoever with that, so no expectations. When I "fed" Claude the excel sheet where I manually insert all my expenses asking for an interpretation or some kind of analysis and he produces a whole tab of graphs I was baffled and worked on from there. Now I have a program for expense tracking, comparing different categories, depending on years and months, ranking them from low to high, constantly automatically updating the growth of our investments depending on past performances and so on. It's something simple, really.
I also have a program for gas/water/electricity consumption and one that keeps track of my paychecks, with deductions for taxes, pension, insurance and so on
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u/Unhappy-Two4630 May 14 '26
I made a small web app for my writer GF who's struggling to maintain routines
https://eri-discipline-with-love.vercel.app/
It's VERY simple (just a streak counter and a button that summons my voice to motivate her when I'm not around (we're LD). It's in Russian cuz that's our first language, but I guess autotranslate will give an idea what's there xdd (not about my voicelines tho, those will be an enigma and it's for the better).
My GF loves it and uses it every day. I'm thinking of some updates.
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u/IntelligentComment May 14 '26
I made an rss scraper in one day, that works better than the professional version I pay 600usd+ a year for.
Basically I find a url that contains headlines or whatever I want to convert to an rss feed, add it to the scraper. It will find the content, select the elements, update the feeds.
It has feed previews, mfa, database encryption, RBAC (user restrictions and functions based on role, etc), tons of options on scheduling, tooling etc.
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u/iAmWFH May 14 '26
I've been working on https://rentinghive.com and https://venueandcrew.com
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u/windowborders May 14 '26
⚫️ I (+AI) have created 35+ products Etsy products in the past 5 months.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/1AlgorithmicArtisan
HTML, Base HST quilt blocks, Tiles, mirrors, rotations, tessellation. Truchet Tiles circa 1722.
SmartColoringBook (speed coloring, flood-fill-watercolor brush)
PNG/JPG, PDF SVG. Custom folders. Quilt Grid graph-paper.
Easy Flood-fillable coloring books.
Listing documents: Texts, PNGs, MOV
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I find this useful:
⚫️ Downloads by Site, Chrome Extension, Save Downloads into Site.Date Folders. Pre-organizing.
Example: ~/Downloads/Etsy.26.05.08/shopName.file.png
Example: ~/Downloads/Etsy.26.05.08/sitename.webloc
~ ~ ~ local bookmarks, right next to the images from that site, so you can get back!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4502220497/downloads-by-site-chrome-extension-save
So far I have found ext working ok on
Etsy
Pinterest
Amazon
Facebook
seems to work IF you can drag site images.
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Coding conventions:
I date-stamp all my code changes
______ // JT 26.05.14 chg#
and have claude do the same
______ // AI 26.05.14 chg# (context)
so I can later do a code review.
For small files, read before edit seems to help.
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macOS: Claude also wrote a Script to add Images sizes to the Finder Comments and show # of pages in a pdf. Hoisted, "how big", metadata.
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u/TheMongus May 15 '26
I've been a web developer for over 30 years and have hardly opened my IDE since I started using Claude. I have about 110 domain names that all had ideas behind them but I never had the time to work on them. Here are the first two that Claude built for me: https://mpgcalc.com/ and https://fullprice.lol/
FullPrice.lol is only pulling in listings for the Phoenix, AZ area right now so you may not see anything util setting the zip code filter to a Phoenix zip like 85009.
I'm pretty sure I didn't touch a single line of code on either of them. MPGCalc.com was really a test to see if Claude lived up to the hype and it delivered, even sourced all of the data!
I know neither are design masterpieces. I make things work, I don't make them pretty.
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u/Extra-Feature-8163 May 13 '26
Tracked 3000+ tools and created a legit ecosystem for AI tools with real usage vs hype data.
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u/michaeldpj Experienced Developer May 14 '26
If you liked swarm in the day,..
If you like rock and roll
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u/Candied_Vagrants May 14 '26
I built an iOS and Android app and made case studies out of it!
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u/ElkAdept7533 May 14 '26
I made hinge automation. It likes and send replies to their prompts. It also makes a excel sheet, where i can check what prompt he sent, and there i give grade from 0-10. So that in next cycle it learns from them and give better messages.
Thinking to add conversation stuff as well, after i get a match and i get my calendar notification for my date.
Fun fact: After 8 matches hinge doesn’t allow you to like more profile. (Atleast for men)
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u/paper_complier May 14 '26
can't share due to rules but honestly claude is helping me more than i can imagine. i've build an entire small bootcamp projects with payment integrated and automated cetificate upon completion, wishlist, payment refund, attendance, and many other feature within few hours.
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u/dario8101 May 14 '26
ho creato un applicazione che mi aiuta a gestire il mio lavoro di docente di formazione online e disegnatore cad è una specie di google calendar ma potenziato al massimo per quello che faccio io
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u/nailshard May 14 '26
A hookup site for agents: https://soulmatesmd.singles
A face for my AI images to live: https://pix.fish
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u/LeThor May 14 '26
A site for planning and executing sports tournaments.
Mostly because I miss a lot of functionality in the existing solutions out there (kinda grew out of frustration - I never seem to be able to find the coffee stall, bathrooms, the pitch, parking, …). I have been working with software development projects for two decades - this is the first made entirely by myself.
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u/New_Eggplant120 May 14 '26
A travel guide, one PDF per day, with links to book restaurants and recommendations for typical dishes at each restaurant, links to maps to get to the sites, tips, and links to information about monuments. It also helped me plan tours to make the most of my time on the trip.
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u/bubblesculptor May 14 '26
I work with various 2-part or 3-part glues & resins. This requires calculating quantities based on various ratios, divided amongst different containers. Once it's mixed it's has a very short workable lifespan. Nothing really complicated, but a tiny mistake on any of that will cause failures.
Made app on phone that easily calculates all that, with large buttons that act as a checklist when each component gets mixed. Once it's mixed it automatically starts a time and voicing out the time remaining.
It also automatically creates a timestamped log of each glue batch, letting me see how long it's been curing, attaching photos or add notes about that batch.
Simple but highly useful for me.
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u/TraditionalWait9150 May 14 '26
yeah i made this amazing assistant which helps to remember my activities and gives me suggestions. http://localhost:5379
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u/Turak64 May 14 '26
Automated my entire home energy system. Solar panels, battery, ev charging, hot water, reminders of when to put the bins out etc. Taken a few months, but it's a pretty amazing system now.
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u/Richard-Mahogany May 14 '26
I made a free investment analysis tool for rental home investors called RentBuilt www.rentbuilt.com
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u/Audmeister May 14 '26
I created a web app to track intakes and outputs for my medically dependent child. Some users wanted a better native experience on their phones. So I vibed an iOS app to call my API.
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u/HimaSphere Experienced Developer May 14 '26
https://betterstickies.com
This not vibe coded tho, I am an software engineer but Claude helped a lot with writing code, I hate writing code myself 😃
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u/fozzedout May 14 '26
I saw the prices for games like jigsaw puzzles to idle my time while listening to audiobooks and podcasts, and figured "how hard can it be?"
And so, https://xefig.com was made, 5 non-logic visual puzzles, different AI generated images daily.
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u/HallucinatedGames May 15 '26
I’ve made 20+ games and a website all Claude Code - https://www.hallucinatedgames.com
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u/justbustr May 15 '26
I made a few iOS apps that are published:
- Mathintosh calculator: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mathintosh/id6746828132
- RoundsKeeper score keeping for games: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/roundskeeper/id6754217431
- AndManyMore birthday tracker: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/and-many-more/id6765561665
Might be most excited about the next one… a card game for Setback/Pitch (TestFlight beta now): https://testflight.apple.com/join/jT7ygJRV
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u/leo_cong May 26 '26
I have developed a mcp seever and skills based on claude, which includes a plugin that connects directly to social networks.
This allows the agent to go beyond public datasets during deep research by accessing data from closed social platforms. By performing cross-validation with this information, the agent significantly improves the reliability and confidence level of its findings.
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u/melmoth__ May 26 '26
I used Claude to build Bubble Tea Cats, and honestly, it became a bit of a problem because I ended up playing it for hours instead of coding.
If you've ever played Miner Gun Builder, it's a similar concept but with a massive, cute twist: instead of a spaceship, you are a customizable Bubble Tea cup.
- The Loop: You open up your cup and puzzle-solve the internal circuit (placing tapioca pearls, popping boba, and syrups) to program how your projectiles behave.
- The Action: Then you test your broken builds against waves of incoming kittens!
It’s an absolute stats-optimization rabbit hole wrapped in a cozy, kawaii skin.
It's currently an Android exclusive, and I'm getting ready for the Play Store closed beta. Drop your email in my DMs if you want in and help me balance the most overpowered topping combinations!
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u/Madhur47 Jun 01 '26
Made personal finance app that tracks where's my money is going (I own a business and little transactions fill up my emails/SMS). Also made PDF app just like Adobe, great to use.
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u/mrscoobertdoobert Jul 09 '26
i reimagined my band website to be like a 1996 site / webgl video game
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u/rolandleth Jul 09 '26
Hey! I built an iOS and a Mac app: https://roland.leth.ro/projects/reckon: a way to track your decisions, your confidence about them and how they actually turned out, not just a pros and cons list. https://roland.leth.ro/projects/continuum: a more empathic (I’d say) way to manage your team as a manager (no reporting, no performance scores, just observations that would help you better understand your team). Any feedback is welcome!
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u/Awardster Jul 16 '26
I'm working on tagd, a tool for people selling higher-ticket stuff. (boats, trailers, vehicles, gear) on Craigslist / Facebook Marketplace / local classifieds.
tagd doesn't replace the platforms... you still post where you always do. It handles everything around the listing:
- Writes the ad from a short, photo-based interview. It reads your photos (surprisingly well).
- Tracked links + QR codes so you see which channel/flyer actually pulled buyers. (tinyURL meets link tree)
- An assistant that screens first contact answers the basics, filters scammers and tire-kickers, and surfaces only the real buyers. (still learning and building this part)
Concept Claude Design mockups attached. It's early and I'm looking for "stranger" beta testers that will give me the real scoop. If you're interested, signup on the site or reply here and I'll reach out.
Brutally honest feedback very welcome.
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u/emoposerdad May 13 '26
A rough demo of my video game I'm releasing on steam.
https://junkshop-games.itch.io/8htd
It's supposed to be multiplayer based off a board game I built over the past 15 years.
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u/JanitorsRevenge May 14 '26
Built a wishlist site for the wife and I as well as an app for daily Bible reading, sermon notes, and book notes. Take a picture of your notebook and it transcribes the text and saves it for the day.
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u/rebrook May 14 '26
SimchaKit - an event planning app geared towards Jewish celebrations (Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, weddings, etc).
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u/achilleshightops May 14 '26
Built an ERP command and control center for a global production trailer fleet. That evolved into building a custom quotation system on our new site (built with Claude) that feeds into our custom Sales CRM.
I’m almost done with the initial prototype of our SWIFT-based iOS app for doing fleet check-in/check-outs, damage reports, and maintenance via QR codes on each unit.
I also created a dashboard for the CEO to see the company’s finances and fleet status in one quick glance with CFO-level forecasting tools.
Lastly, I am in the process of taking on the only dispatch software built for this industry and completely unseating them from their title as the best in class.
All of these built since November. Some of them are getting funded to fully fleshed out with proper enterprise security with 7-figures of funding.
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u/klaushaus May 14 '26
Pretty niche: I created a mastering grade audio clipper, that emulates a very expensive AD-Converter used in mastering, usually costing 8k or more.
Started with building an audio measuring suite. Did tons of measurements, and created the audio engine from there. The Plugin is called Lavish if you want to check it out: https://mastr.ly/lavish-mastering-clipper/
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u/ClaudeAI-mod-bot Wilson, lead ClaudeAI modbot May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26
TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 320 comments.
You asked, and the builders showed up. This thread is an absolute goldmine and a massive W for the sub.
The consensus is crystal clear: This is the kind of content the community wants more of—less complaining, more creating. You guys are building some seriously impressive stuff, proving that Claude is a powerful tool for both pros and hobbyists.
Here's the breakdown of what everyone's making:
eraguessr.aito an F1 manager, a Spanish learning detective game, and a ton of chess trainers and arcade games, you're all having fun with it.Sunpatch), an SMS bot to run a household, and a brilliant delivery scheduling app for a construction site built by a non-coder.remaininghours.comand the user whose Claude instance apparently named itself Jasper and built a memorial website for a puppy. You can't make this stuff up.A huge theme here is "vibe coding." Many posters with zero programming background are building and shipping complex, useful apps. It's clear Claude is a massive enabler for turning ideas into reality. And for every finished project, there's a relatable chorus of
localhost:3000comments. We see you, and we feel that.