To-do apps are the canonical overengineered demo. This one leans into that - and offloads the overengineering to you.
This is mostly an experiment, but I've put a bit of effort making it into a little platform people can play around with.
With the advances of LLMs being able to one shot some frontend code, I thought it would be a fun experiment to have a end-user facing vibe coding app, following the ideas of malleable software.
It allows users to change the full theme and design from a single prompt, but also and more importantly, allowing the end-users to add features such as categorisation or kanban.
Please let me know any feedback, try to break it etc.
This is mostly an experiment, but I've put a bit of effort making it into a little platform people can play around with.
With the advances of LLMs being able to one shot some frontend code, I thought it would be a fun experiment to have a end-user facing vibe coding app, following the ideas of malleable software.
It allows users to change the full theme and design from a single prompt, but also and more importantly, allowing the end-users to add features such as categorisation or kanban.
Please let me know any feedback, try to break it etc.
(posted on crappy internet 3800m above sea level)