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I built a Chrome extension in 2 days — solo, no code. Launched on day 3.
The problem: Every morning I open the same tabs. Figma. Notion. Analytics. One by one. Every. Single. Day.
So I built Toolflow, group your tools into workflows and open everything in one click.
Zero lines of code. I directed Claude (Opus 4.6) to build the entire thing. My job was clarity, not syntax.
What kept it fast:
→ One clear idea before starting
→ No design tool, straight to code
→ Shipped rough, polished after it worked
For founders:
The bottleneck is no longer building. It's clarity. Can you describe what you want? Spot what's wrong? Decide what to cut? Those skills matter now.
Toolflow is live — $4.99, lifetime access.
🔗 toolflow.moyrith.com
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