The
Noote
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The
Noote
The
Noote
The Noote is a lightweight macOS app for capturing short-lived notes. Notes appear instantly, can be pinned, restyled, or discarded with minimal friction. No folders. No structure. Just notes that don’t pretend to be permanent.
The Noote is a lightweight macOS app for capturing short-lived notes. Notes appear instantly, can be pinned, restyled, or discarded with minimal friction. No folders. No structure. Just notes that don’t pretend to be permanent.
The Noote is a lightweight macOS app for capturing short-lived notes. Notes appear instantly, can be pinned, restyled, or discarded with minimal friction. No folders. No structure. Just notes that don’t pretend to be permanent.
The Noote is a lightweight macOS app for capturing short-lived notes. Notes appear instantly, can be pinned, restyled, or discarded with minimal friction. No folders. No structure. Just notes that don’t pretend to be permanent.
Experiment
Experiment
Experiment
Experiment
Experiment
I’m curious whether a product designer can vibecode a production-ready app and ship it independently, using currently available tools as part of everyday work.
I started where I’m most comfortable: with the product. Early interaction ideas and constraints shaped technical decisions and a basic architecture. Instead of separating design and implementation, I tested ideas directly in code as they emerged.
The app evolved through hands-on experimentation in Xcode and Visual Studio Code, supported by tools like GPT, Claude, and Codex. Most of the work goes back and forth, with the scope and constraints gradually becoming clearer.
I’m curious whether a product designer can vibecode a production-ready app and ship it independently, using currently available tools as part of everyday work.
I started where I’m most comfortable: with the product. Early interaction ideas and constraints shaped technical decisions and a basic architecture. Instead of separating design and implementation, I tested ideas directly in code as they emerged.
The app evolved through hands-on experimentation in Xcode and Visual Studio Code, supported by tools like GPT, Claude, and Codex. Most of the work goes back and forth, with the scope and constraints gradually becoming clearer.
I’m curious whether a product designer can vibecode a production-ready app and ship it independently, using currently available tools as part of everyday work.
I started where I’m most comfortable: with the product. Early interaction ideas and constraints shaped technical decisions and a basic architecture. Instead of separating design and implementation, I tested ideas directly in code as they emerged.
The app evolved through hands-on experimentation in Xcode and Visual Studio Code, supported by tools like GPT, Claude, and Codex. Most of the work goes back and forth, with the scope and constraints gradually becoming clearer.
I’m curious whether a product designer can vibecode a production-ready app and ship it independently, using currently available tools as part of everyday work.
I started where I’m most comfortable: with the product. Early interaction ideas and constraints shaped technical decisions and a basic architecture. Instead of separating design and implementation, I tested ideas directly in code as they emerged.
The app evolved through hands-on experimentation in Xcode and Visual Studio Code, supported by tools like GPT, Claude, and Codex. Most of the work goes back and forth, with the scope and constraints gradually becoming clearer.
Outcome
Outcome
Outcome
Outcome
Outcome
The Noote is in active development and being tested via TestFlight. I’m currently validating stability, performance, everyday usability, and compatibility across recent macOS versions ahead of App Store submission. Feel free to test the beta.
The Noote is in active development and being tested via TestFlight. I’m currently validating stability, performance, everyday usability, and compatibility across recent macOS versions ahead of App Store submission. Feel free to test the beta.
The Noote is in active development and being tested via TestFlight. I’m currently validating stability, performance, everyday usability, and compatibility across recent macOS versions ahead of App Store submission. Feel free to test the beta.
The Noote is in active development and being tested via TestFlight. I’m currently validating stability, performance, everyday usability, and compatibility across recent macOS versions ahead of App Store submission. Feel free to test the beta.
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Despite its small scope, the project pushed me deep into SwiftUI and AppKit, real product constraints, and the practical limits and strengths of AI-assisted workflows.
Despite its small scope, the project pushed me deep into SwiftUI and AppKit, real product constraints, and the practical limits and strengths of AI-assisted workflows.
Despite its small scope, the project pushed me deep into SwiftUI and AppKit, real product constraints, and the practical limits and strengths of AI-assisted workflows.
Despite its small scope, the project pushed me deep into SwiftUI and AppKit, real product constraints, and the practical limits and strengths of AI-assisted workflows.
