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  • Make a social media site where we remove doomscrolling, Explore pages, and suggested posts.

    Claude, HTML· Claude (free version)· 1 minute 33 seconds
    Made I built a social feed that stops when you’re caught up · @osci360
  • make a button that opens a pack and shows 5 different cards with different rarity

    Claude Code, VS Code· Claude Opus 5.5
    Made I built a fantasy trading-card pack opener with Claude Code, one small request at a time · @sjurskarphol
  • Refined working brief based on my request: Build a responsive study room booking prototype with full create, read, update, and delete flows for rooms and reservations. Let students filter rooms by date, time, capacity, and features; prevent overlapping bookings; and save prototype data locally in the browser. Make it clear and easy to demonstrate.

    ChatGPT Codex, HTML· GPT-6
    Made I built a study room booker that lets me manage rooms and reservations · @wjaas
  • How can a simple, user-friendly app help students keep track of study tasks, structure their study time and practise for exams? Continue with the existing Studiero code. Prioritise the study planner, focus mode and exam practice. Clearly state when practice questions are local examples rather than AI-generated. [English translation of the original Norwegian prompt.]

    ChatGPT, Codex
    Made I built Studiero to help students plan, focus and practise for exams · @zeinabdaliri
  • Kan du hjelpe meg med å lage en klokkeapp som har de tre funksjonene alarm, nedtelling og stoppeklokke? Vi bygget deretter videre med sesongtemaer, flere alarmer, navn og toner, fontvalg og en analog klokke.

    ChatGPT Codex, Sites
    Made Vi bygget en klokkeapp med AI for å teste hvor enkelt vi kunne legge til nye funksjoner · @nojin
  • Condensed implementation prompt: Build a study session planner with three core features: manage study tasks with a course, deadline, and estimated effort; schedule study sessions against tasks with a clear weekly view and overlapping-session warnings; and mark tasks and sessions complete with a simple progress overview. Use a simple static stack, store data locally across reloads, include clearly labelled fictional demo data with a deliberate reset, handle invalid inputs and storage failures, make controls keyboard accessible, and test meaningful desktop and mobile flows.

    Codex, HTML
    Made I built a study planner that turns tasks into weekly focus sessions · @williamrinaldo
  • Can you generate a picture of the characters answering so their face is the magic 8 ball and the answer is inside their mouth?

    Claude, Claude Code
    Made Character 8-Ball · @drfill
  • Mobile-first poll for picking a time: three slot cards with avatars of who can come and a progress bar, and a big 'Lock in the winner' button.

    Bolt, HTML· 1 hour
    Made Slotpick · @kenji_t
  • Group availability heatmap, Monday to Friday 9 to 17, darker blue where more people are free, hover to see the count, and a bar at the bottom naming the best slot.

    Claude Code, HTML· 2 hours
    Made Overlap · @elenar
  • Pomodoro timer, full-screen tomato red, a big circular progress ring with the minutes inside, focus / short break / long break tabs, and round dots below.

    Claude Code, HTML· 1 hour
    Made Tomato · @sofiecodes
  • Habit tracker like a GitHub contribution graph: seven rows, one column per week, three habits stacked. Serif headline, lots of white space.

    Claude Code, HTML· 3 hours
    Made Dotted · @amira_h
  • A dark, monospace bill splitter with only three inputs: bill, number of people, tip. Show the per-person amount huge. Add a 'copy for the group chat' button.

    Cursor, HTML· 45 minutes
    Made Even · @jonasbuilds
  • Make a bill splitter where each dish is a card and you tap people's initials to say who shared it. No sign-up, works offline, one HTML file.

    Claude Code, HTML· 2 hours
    Made Splitly · @majaholm

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