Scroll through 10 wellness apps and tell me they don't all look the same.
Mint green. Leaf logo. Smiling person holding a smoothie
If you swapped logos with a competitor, would anyone notice
@FierceHealth Medicare navigation is a strong fit for AI: lots of rules, confused people, and clear points where humans must step in. How they design the handoff will matter as much as the model.
@TechCrunch Keeping them is the harder half. The early followers who stay are usually the ones who got something useful from you before you asked for anything.
@drapzdesigns The addictive part is the idea of something clickable in one evening. The not-so-addictive part is week 3, when you need auth, payments, and a real database. Push through that, and itโs a product.
@Samaytwt Better at reaching a first version, for sure. The gap shows up later: auth edge cases, payments, App Store review, the things nobody writes a prompt for. The winners will be vibe-coded first and then tested properly.
@JamesonCamp Call transcripts into reports is the sleeper on this list. Most teams have months of customer calls nobody ever reads again. Which of the 12 saved you the most time?
@edwin1 Congrats. Soft paywalls are underrated. When does yours trigger: after a set number of uses, or right after someone gets value? That timing usually moves conversion more than the price does.
@tobiadonadon_ Congrats on shipping in a week. One thing worth checking early: does it ask for Health permissions on the first screen, or when a feature needs them? On iOS that sheet only shows once per data type, so a โDonโt Allowโ on day one is hard to undo.
@KoiGeorgi@framer building a page over lunch without opening Framer is a bit wild. did it stick to your design system or did you have to fix spacing and type when you got back?
@basit_designs the alignment between the shader and the layout is what sells it. most dither effects look pasted on top, this one feels part of the grid