I shipped a small web app without installing anything

The browser editor is the point. The discipline is keeping the project small enough to finish.

I had a deadline and no patience for a tool that needs babysitting.

The browser editor is the point. The discipline is keeping the project small enough to finish.

Describe the app in one sentence and let it scaffold, then name the three screens you need.

Test the running preview after every feature; the sandbox hides errors until you click.

Stop at 'it works.' A side project dies in the polish, not the launch.

So I just the result was a thing I actually use, not a screenshot I forget.

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The AI draft is the starting point, not the send button. Here is the three-pass routine that keeps it human.

A research paper I'd been avoiding became a 25-minute walk. The workflow is dumb, and that's why it worked.

Not zero-inbox. A loop that decides what is real so I only touch email twice a day.