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Sometimes we might not have the words to describe what we want.
What if we could show, not tell?
Here, we are experimenting with using a reference image to style a todo app.
What do you think?
ALT Koi illustration by Anna Magenta
ALT Video games photo by Nick Hamze
ALT Gameboy photo by @shyboytm
ALT "Marilyn Monroe" by Andy Warhol
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I created a little app that gives you film score recommendation based on your taste.
It's called ScoreScout and I used @booplet_apps to create it. Super fun tool from @alfred_lua!
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just tried using @booplet_apps to make a mini app for chess coordinates training
im not even good at writing prompts but it basically one-shotted ~90% of this right off the bat 🤯
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Google launched Gemini 3.0 Flash two days ago, and we have already added it to @booplet_apps! ⚡️
From our tests, Gemini 3.0 Flash (Speedy) is wayyyy faster and almost as powerful as Gemini 3.0 Pro (Brainy).
Here’s a Mario-like game that it one-shotted 🍄
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Made this workout app with @booplet_apps for myself today!
I had a version of this with Claude Artifact but Booplet made the experience better. My app can now track progress and I can easily open it like a normal app
Maybe a personalize workout app is something everyone need👀
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I made this little grocery app for my wife and me, and it’s probably our most used app (besides messaging apps)!
It’s like a todo list but nicer to have it not mixed with my todos. It’s like a shared Apple Note but much easier to clear the items.
Every designer should have the power to make their own tools quickly.
That’s how real craft is made.
Since basically forever, the best designers have made custom tools to help them make their work.
These often look like 'prototypes' or 'generators' or 'playgrounds', but are essential for quickly and repeatedly exploring and reproducing realistic results.
This was often more easily done at larger companies, where you had more time/space/focus. At Dropbox, we made dozens of these little tools for our photo app, Carousel, everything from core interactions down to the smallest details like the specific tint and design for our overflow thumbnails.
What's most exciting about AI for designers now is how much it levels the playing field and makes it possible and profitable to make one-off tools for every project, like @thenickpattison is masterfully demonstrating. This unlocks another level of craft and creativity within a much shorter time frame.
What tools are you making to help advance your work?
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This year, I have been building what I call "apps without ambition".
Instead of the common narrative of creating world-changing scalable software, I went the other extreme.
Simple personal tools.
I reflected on some counterintuitive lessons:
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@booplet_apps is pretty nifty for creating small util apps. made an app to convert svg into png, which i often have to do when working on google slides.
