I built this for everyone who saves things with the best intentions and never goes back. Articles, videos, links... all surfaced as a feed you actually scroll, like social media but for content you chose. The Pile, a feed you build with content you are actually interested in.

I had the idea because it's my personal experience but I finally decided to create a solution because a friend very recently shared with me that she wished there were somewhere to save links she’d actually return to. Every existing app gets the saving right and the returning not so well. For people like us, the issue is not the behavior of saving or organizing things, we actually have that habit. The thing is, we never go back to them, and the current solutions don't have the hook to open and engage with the content you saved.

In this video I share more about the idea, my workflow, the tools I used and how I did it to optimize the use of the credits on FigmaMake.

What I learned: brief Claude before you brief Make. Your first prompt lands somewhere intentional instead of somewhere generic. #ConfigMakeathon @figma Prototype: https://coast-linter-85113537.figma.site/ I also created a quick guide sharing what worked for me to use Figma Make optimize the use of credits with examples from The Pile: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649481923245477656/the-pile-figma-makeathon