I built a social feed that stops when you’re caught up
I wanted a photo-sharing app that didn’t pull people into endless scrolling, so I asked Claude to build a feed limited to followed accounts. It came together in 1 minute 33 seconds as CaughtUp, a prototype with a clear endpoint, focus controls, and a daily timer.
What made it work
Claude generated the first working version in 1 minute 33 seconds, and I haven’t found any bugs.
The screens
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How it was madeThe prompt, tools, time, what’s left to make it real.
What’s left to make it real
CaughtUp is a static prototype: posts and settings are stored only in the browser, with no login, sync, or backend. A real shared app would need account security, server-side storage and moderation, and a live social graph; its accounts and post images are fictional demo content.
- Made with
- Claude, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Took
- 1 minute 33 seconds
- How
- I used Claude’s free version with a prompt to make a social media site without doomscrolling, Explore pages, or suggested posts. It generated a plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript prototype in 1 minute 33 seconds.
- The prompt
- Make a social media site where we remove doomscrolling, Explore pages, and suggested posts.In Claude, HTML, CSS, JavaScriptModel Claude (free version)Took 1 minute 33 seconds
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Oscar Rugland@osci360builder
Would you like a social media app where you could skip doomscrolling or excessive suggested posts?
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