A cross-platform iOS and Android app built using LLMs as a development partner, by someone with no software development background, in 73 days.
The same project, examined from different angles.
From "just pick a restaurant" to 12 services, 88 issues, and 2 app stores. The complete narrative — what worked, what broke, and what I learned.
Start hereReddit polls, beta testers, the person whose app crashed at a restaurant. How user feedback shaped every version.
Read nowCrafting the right questions, collecting signal from noise, and translating user needs into development priorities.
Read nowArchitecture, the 31-point review suite, automated gates, cost optimization, and the dev cycle that holds it together.
Read nowThe Annapolis demo, the refactor that broke production, the iOS rejection, and the security hole that lived for weeks.
Read nowRunning 12 services for $20/month, the "as free as possible" constraint, and modeling what breaks at scale.
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