Hi!
I'm a product manager with 10+ years of experience. For the last year and a half I've been building a product and never once talked about it on X. Fixing that.
Meet @miniappsbuilder — a platform that lets you build full-fledged Telegram Mini Apps (actually works for any Web View–friendly app) without a dev team.
@Seanwvibedev https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
1,500 stores created so far on Mini Apps Builder. Open your own store inside Telegram in 15 minutes, no code, and keep your customer base.
@hakimuddinkika One sentence: Mini Apps Builder turns a café, restaurant or small shop into a Telegram store in 15 minutes, no developer, and the customers stay yours.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@lightsilver323 If you ever need a store inside Telegram: Mini Apps Builder sets one up in 15 minutes with no developer. Catalog, orders, payments, auto-translation into 16 languages.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@billgnofficial Working on Mini Apps Builder. Cafés and restaurants in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan launch their own ordering app inside Telegram in 15 minutes, and the customer base stays theirs.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@victor_bigfield Still shipping Mini Apps Builder: a no-code way to open a store inside Telegram. Menu or catalog, orders, payments and analytics, live in 15 minutes without a developer.
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@Joi2James Mini Apps Builder. Open a store inside Telegram in 15 minutes: catalog, orders, payments, analytics, auto-translation into 16 languages. No code.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@spacedevin If you run a café or a shop: Mini Apps Builder gets you an ordering app inside Telegram in 15 minutes, no developer.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@launch_llama Building Mini Apps Builder: no-code Telegram stores for cafés, restaurants and small shops. Live in 15 minutes, customer base stays with the owner.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@spacedevin Mini Apps Builder. Restaurants and shops launch an ordering app inside Telegram in 15 minutes, no code. 1,500 stores created so far.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@RomanShalabanov https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
A Telegram store in 15 minutes without a developer: menu or catalog, orders, local payments. And the owner keeps their customers.
@jessievbreugel Would love your take on this one.
Mini Apps Builder: no-code Telegram stores for cafés and restaurants in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. Most of our best customers come from SEO.
What would you change first? https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
@DEVIN__SETH Mini Apps Builder: launch a store inside Telegram in 15 minutes, no developer needed. Your customer base stays yours, not a marketplace's.
https://t.co/qbIqihsj8P
Claude Artifacts are my biggest discovery this year 🚀
Skills made sense from day one. Artifacts didn’t. When I looked at Claude’s own examples, I mostly thought: why does this exist? Maybe quiz cards.
Now it’s one of the fastest ways to talk through a feature and ship a working prototype. With Claude Code in the mix, it also sees the real codebase, so the result stays closer to the current design and existing logic.
Example: a new Events app in Mini Apps Builder. You can still write the task the old way, but sometimes it’s better to just build the prototype:
https://t.co/oN1R1dy8Nq
P.S. CTO then used the same artifact to lock the final list of changes.
@ClaudeAI
If you're building your product with AI tools (Claude Code, no-code) — welcome to the conversation. I'll share methodology and failures on both fronts.
Hi!
I'm a product manager with 10+ years of experience. For the last year and a half I've been building a product and never once talked about it on X. Fixing that.
Meet @miniappsbuilder — a platform that lets you build full-fledged Telegram Mini Apps (actually works for any Web View–friendly app) without a dev team.
What came out of it: a full chess product — SEO content on tournaments + a Telegram Mini App for playing. Going forward I'll cover both projects — in separate threads, so I don't mix up the audiences.
I keep pushing for TMA using the chess platform as an example.
For users interested in professional chess tournaments, I haven't seen any similar functionality at @lichess or @chesscom.
Actually, this exists in practically any sport, but in chess on top platforms it doesn't (or I didn't find it, which also kind of hints at the quality of implementation).