@eve_silb@vikrambuilds This is great. Useful for a screen time app I’m building. Can you upload a reference image and have it create the animation assets?
how it works: it drives the sim with XcodeBuildMCP (taps, swipes, gestures), full-res caps via xcrun simctl. screens that auto-advance too fast to catch? it records video and grabs the clean frame with ffmpeg. system popups it can't "see" get raw coordinate taps via the axe binary.
It'll post a nice list of issues so you don't have to think about QA. You just come in and fix what's broken. And you keep a dock where it'll take notes from the last iteration. You can run this once a day after all your changes. Saves me a lot of time.
then it reviews every screen against my source-of-truth doc, flags the problems (fake reviews, real-person quotes = legal risk, a paywall with no price), and pushes the set to a Figma page with red boxes around the exact slides to fix.
so i built an app that calls every morning
picks ONE thing to ship
texts if you drift
calls back if you ghost
turns out that was the part of a job i actually needed
https://t.co/KIklSYyRhK
anyone else feel like AI made you busier but shipping less of what matters?
at your old job, work was planned for you
knock out tickets, show up tomorrow, repeat
now you're solo
12 hour days
8 new features this week
the one thing you need to launch is still sitting there
i figured out why
at a job, someone picks your work. boss, PM, team lead
99% of decisions are made before you sit down
solo, every decision is yours
what to build, when, how long, whether to scrap
AI makes it 10x worse — every prompt opens 3 new paths
you're not lazy. you're drowning in options
every founder i know feels guilty about vacation
but when you're grinding every day you stop asking the most important question. am i even building the right thing?
grinding keeps you working IN the business. shipping features, answering emails, putting out fires. no time to zoom out
every time i step away i come back with a clearer picture of where the business should go
the guilt shouldn't be about vacation. it should be about spending months executing without ever checking if you're pointed the right direction
step back. look at the big picture. that's not laziness, i see it as strategy.