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After a great workshop with Christine Vallaure and a few gifted @Lovable credits, I’ve built myself a gorgeous, easy to use tracker for watering my houseplants.
I’ll be tweaking and editing this over the next few days, but how amazing is it that you can build a working version of an idea in just a few hours?
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Botaniola - Houseplant Tracking App
Track watering schedules, get alerts, and keep your plants thriving with Botaniola.
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nice work
Big news 🚨 An app I’ve been working on just got approved on the App Store.
Launch date coming soon 🔜
What if you could a create a whole 3D interactive product just by prompting?
I built this yarn knitting simulator with Omma, you pick your colors, click to knit rows, and watch your pattern grow stitch by stitch.
Omma lets you create interactive experiences with motion, input, and logic. Where 3D design meets vibe coding, since it's powered by Spline.
I usually vibecode flat interfaces, so building something tactile and hands-on like this was a fun challenge!
You can try the knitting tool here
Watch my process details in the comments 👇
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excellent job
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