I stopped looking for apps that do exactly what I want, and started vibe-coding the missing features
I'm done settling for almost perfect
Finding the perfect app that fits all our preferences is a challenge. Even the best apps have flaws, and sometimes, a single desired feature is missing. This led me to start building the features I wish my apps had, rather than searching endlessly for a perfect one. Using AI coding tools, I can describe my desired features and iterate on the result to create an app tailored to my needs.
For example, I've been working on a Photoshop alternative focused on specific editing features I use frequently, and a study app combining the best aspects of Notion, NotebookLM, and Quizlet. By building apps that cater to my unique preferences, I'm no longer waiting for developers to add features I want.
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