I have started creating lots of different personal software tools and I find myself integrating them, so one tool can connect to another, it's becoming like a little personal system of my own software
It’s unreal that you can make just make your own software like this now for whatever you want.
I’ve been making this app mostly from my phone, our team is using it, and I’m using a stack and configuration where I can edit the app as I’m using it.
When someone has a feature idea, they write about it and then an agent just starts working on it and we’re all watching it happen as we use the tool.
Right now this app is where our team posts their work on the show and it keeps track of how the week is going, our pace. It runs on iPhone, on Mac, and in a browser.
Posting work:
Anyone on the team can post what they did: an episode, a clip, production work, a guest lead or a partnership step.
Posts can include photos, videos, GIFs or links, and links show a preview.
You can tag teammates in a post.
Seeing progress:
There’s a live feed of everything the team is doing, with this week's numbers at the top.
Pace: charts of each kind of work over the past weeks, measured against weekly goals.
Profiles: each person's work, day by day.
Weekly Wrapped: a look back at each finished week. This includes visual documentation of different productions and research trips.
Working together:
Comment on any post, with photos and GIFs.
An inbox collects replies and mentions.
Bookmarks let you save posts and comments for later.
Search covers everything the team has written.
Notifications can be adjusted per user.
Making the show (prob the most interesting):
Clips: editors upload cuts, and the team leaves notes and approves them before they go out. We used to use Slack / https://t.co/goZlNEuDeT
Guests: one list of everyone the show might have on, from first idea through booked to recorded. This will evolve soon as we keep developing current experiments on the show.
Albums: photos and videos from a shoot, gathered from everyone's phones in one place. This can become public links so we share the photo albums with others who worked on the production.
Sharing: any post, album or clip can get a private link for people outside the team, and they can leave comments too.
Built-in AI:
An assistant inside the app can post, search and answer questions about the team's work.
Teammates can also connect TOS to Claude Code on their own computer.
Anyone can suggest a feature through feature requests, which tracks them through to shipped.
I think what’s next is I’ll set up a dedicated machine with DaVinci Resolve that I can access remotely through this app and other ones to function as a kind of autonomous video editor that surfaces and edits things that might be interesting to the team or me.
I think another thing will be we might expand the functionality of this app to include listeners in some way. Could get interesting.
@jul1anodev It’s a web app in a native container. So it displays an indicator when there’s an update. everything is preserved. No issues at all so far.