Building Naapy — from prompt → production-ready native mobile app (iOS & Android). 13y Android → full-stack.
Follow for updates on the future of app creation🚀
Most app ideas die in Google Docs.
Why? Mobile app development is expensive, slow, and complicated.
I’m building Naapy — an AI that turns your app idea into a production-ready native iOS + Android app.
Prompt → Production.
Follow along as I build the future of app creation 🚀
Last 2 weeks building Naapy taught me this:
Generating code is easy compared to making AI-generated code recover properly.
A repair loop without guardrails can quietly waste tokens, hide repeated failures, or forget history.
“Recovered” ≠ “Healthy”
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Claude stopped helping me code and started giving founder feedback.
It called my workflow:
“a founder running a review loop on his own work.”
With Claude Code and gStack by @garrytan, AI is becoming a tighter feedback loop for builders.
Should I apply to @ycombinator 🚀?
This is where toy demos start becoming real systems.
That’s what I’m trying to make robust inside Naapy.
Early days. Messy problems. Very exciting.
For people building with agents:
What’s harder — generation, testing, or recovery?
Building AI coding agents looked simple from the outside.
It is not.
I first thought the hard part was getting an LLM to generate code and stitch everything together.
But I’m learning the real problem is different:
What happens when the generated app fails?
A simple AI demo can generate code.
But a real AI coding platform has to recover when the code fails.
Real software is not built in one perfect pass.
It is built through feedback, correction, ownership, and retries.
12+ hours a day here.
Claude Code, Conductor, Codex, and gStack by @garrytan working together for coding, reviews, research, and debugging.
Code breaks. Logs scream. Agents argue. Small wins stack up.
Early days are messy, but building from zero is addictive. 🚀
After nearly 10 years abroad, we’ve moved back to India. 🇮🇳
Germany and the UK gave me incredible teams, friendships, and growth.
But the next chapter starts in Bengaluru.
Back closer to family, closer to the builder ecosystem, and ready to build something new.
More soon. 🚀
Most founders give up on their app idea because of cost.
$20k–$100k for a basic mobile app. 6 months of waiting. Endless dev back-and-forth.
I’m building Naapy — an AI agent turns your idea into a native iOS & Android app, instantly.
From prompt → production. Follow for updates.
The calm before the storm at @ycombinator Startup School in London.
We’ve got 1200 of Europe’s top young programmers, designers and product people in attendance.
@kunalb11 It would be great if you can share the context and knowledge you got from all these polls, even though if we don't get it right we will try to get the motive behind these polls.
Next 10 years are probably going to be the best years to build tech startups in India.
Capital availability. Digital Stacks. Talent pool. Support from regulators and government. Stability in economy. Consumer readiness for tech. UPI. Smartphones. 5G and many other stars aligned.