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As a developer, the hardest part of the day is often just starting. I built HabitGrid to solve exactly that.
HabitGrid is a full-stack, responsive habit-tracking application designed specifically to help coders and computer professionals build consistent daily routines. Because it operates as a local-first web app, it naturally forces you to open your workspace every day to log your habits—drastically reducing the friction to start coding.
Checkout the GitHub repository to install it locally on your machine and start building your new habits😉.
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Some time ago I built a transcription app using AI.
It worked, but became hard to maintain and extend.
So I rebuilt it from scratch, this time with a structured AI-assisted system:
- PRD → Architecture → API boundaries → UI slices
- Org-scoped ownership + proper separation of concerns
- Usage limits + monetization (subscriptions + credit packages)
- AssemblyAI integration with configurable features
The result: a fully working, monetized SaaS built with a repeatable process.
Try it: https://scribebit.com
And I documented the entire system: Full Breakdown
If you’re building AI-powered products and want to do it properly (not just vibe-code), I’d love to connect.
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Most marketplace apps fail the parking lot test.
Can someone use your app in their car, coffee in one hand, deciding which job to take before driving off?
This handyman interface passes that test.
Job cards show what matters: client, service, time, location, status. One tap to view. One tap to message. Done.
I design for real contexts. The contractor between appointments. The worker planning their day at 5:45 AM. The person with dirty hands who can't unlock their phone three times.
If your app needs two hands and full attention, that's not a user problem it's a design problem.
I build mobile experiences for the real world, not just Figma. Apps people open 10 times a day, not once a week.
Need a mobile product that fits actual lives? Open for projects now.
Love the emphasis on context-driven UX. Marketplace apps live or die by speed and clarity, especially in moments of decision. This feels built for how people actually work, not how we imagine they do.
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