Flickers, The Disco Light You Already Own Check it out here - Flickers Most of us experience music the same way. Headphones in, screen off, scrolling something unrelated while a song plays in the background. I wanted to build something that pulled people back into the music itself and not just hearing it, but feeling like the room was part of it. So I made Flickers. Upload any song, hit play, and your entire screen be it laptop, phone, tablet, doesn't matter it turns into a full-room light source that flickers in real time to the actual beat of your music. No app, no hardware, no DJ lighting rig. The device you're already holding becomes the vibe. It's built for the moment, not for a dashboard: no login, no signup, nothing to remember. Upload a track and you're flickering in seconds. Alone in your room turning it into a private disco, or with friends who suddenly don't need a Bluetooth speaker light to feel like something's happening.

Under the hood, it's running real-time Web Audio analysis. Actual frequency detection tracking the bass and tempo of whatever you throw at it, entirely in your browser. Fully responsive across every screen size, because the whole point breaks if it only works on one device. I built this end-to-end in Figma Make. Design, logic, all of it. I used Claude to think through the trickier parts like why beat detection would lock on perfectly for some songs and drift on others, and how to fix it and turned that thinking into the prompts that shaped the build. Figma Make took it from there, understanding what I needed and actually delivering it. This was an experiment in how far I could push the tool once I stopped treating it as just a design surface and started treating it as something that could actually run real, working logic.