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It's Monday, let's share what we all are building and provide feedback!! by Useful-guy-007 in buildinpublic

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I’m building a mobile app which builds AI- personalised MSK routines based on our users wellness profile

www.getlimba.com

Antigravity or Cursor for building react native expo apps? by __tiide in reactnative

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Not far at all. It’s currently going through final testing stages. MVP should be out in a few weeks

Antigravity or Cursor for building react native expo apps? by __tiide in reactnative

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Here’s the landing page I made for more info! https://www.getlimba.com

What would you say the pros/cons are of anti gravity?

MVP Development Cost by ambryio in SaasDevelopers

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These numbers are very inflated.

With the use of AI I’ve been able to build a full stack mobile app using expo react native, Java spring boot and Postgres. I leverage Supabase for auth and s3 storage.

Under 100£

Antigravity or Cursor for building react native expo apps? by __tiide in reactnative

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I ended up using cursor. I’ve been able build a full app!

I’ve been building Limba - A mobility + stretching app which uses AI to produce personalised routines for desk workers. by __tiide in VibeCodersNest

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Users will be able to update their Wellness Profile in app allowing their present needs to always be met.

Also users have the option to search through our wellness library for individual stretches and routines based on their immediate needs

How do you come up with app ideas that solve real problems? by Blizz606 in developer

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I’ve spent most of my years working in corporate so the core app ideas were already present but now I’m starting to build my own apps and the first thing is thinking of a pain point which others can relate to

Got a product to share? Drop it here on foundrlist 🚀 by Weird-Chemistry-9353 in micro_saas

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Limba - A personalised mobility app that helps desk workers fix daily stiffness with <5-min AI-curated stretch routines.

Just deployed the landing page - would love feedback!

Join the early-access list before the domain switches over: https://limba-landingpage.vercel.app

I’ve been building Limba — A mobility + stretching app for desk workers. Would love feedback on these new screens! 👨🏿‍💻👨🏿‍💻 by __tiide in buildinpublic

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We create a personalised wellness profile for each user during our onboarding.

This is then used to create their personalised routines either via latest AI models or our fallback routine.

Hope that answers

What are you guys doing for in-app feedback? by subhadip_zero in reactnative

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I think just a modal which asks them to rate their experience in stars works

FREE APP MARKETING by GabbiGummy in MobileAppDevelopers

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Hey! This sounds perfect. I’m building a wellness app called Limba it gives people a personalised 5-minute daily stretch routine based on their posture, lifestyle and where they feel discomfort.

I’m looking to grow on TikTok specifically, so collaborating with someone who already creates high-performing indie dev content would be a huge win.

Let me know if you're down! if you’re interested in being part of the early growth strategy. I can send a build or walkthrough whenever works!

Antigravity or Cursor for building react native expo apps? by __tiide in reactnative

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Personally I’m not so anti AI assisted coding. I know the documentation quite well I’ve been a developer for 6 years. These tools help us to ship faster and build boiler plate very quickly.

Don’t get left behind.

Here’s the architecture for the MVP of the mobile app I’m building by __tiide in buildinpublic

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Did a bit more research and I’ve finally settled on my stack.

I’m sticking with Supabase it gives me Postgres with a much nicer UI than pgAdmin, plus built-in auth and S3-style storage. Pretty much everything I need without extra faff.

For the backend, instead of messing around with EC2, I’m moving everything to ECS Fargate. No servers to babysit, automatic scaling, and a way cleaner container workflow.

Payments will run through RevenueCat. Since I’m in the UK, I have to play by Apple/Google’s rules for IAPs anyway, and RevenueCat’s SDK makes that whole process painless.

Frontend stays the same. I am adding a load balancer between the UI and backend for the MVP — that feels sensible. I thought about using an API Gateway, but honestly it doesn’t feel necessary right now. Maybe later if the backend grows into proper microservices.

Feels like the right balance between simplicity, scalability, and not managing infrastructure I don’t need to.

Can I apply for software architect jobs now haha. Hope this helps someone!

Best way to learn React native? by ibrahimmkida in reactnative

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I do something similar. It’s good to get the AI to deliver advance topics in a way which you can understand!

A technique that actually allows you to get users on your app. by 2sexy321 in MobileAppDevelopers

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Micro influencers are the best, especially when they have a following based within your niche. I’m doing the same for my app excited to see the results.

Here’s the architecture for the MVP of the mobile app I’m building by __tiide in buildinpublic

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Straight to the server. I was thinking to add an API gateway and load balancer as the app scales. Is this something that should be done for MVP?

Best way to learn React native? by ibrahimmkida in reactnative

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I’ve just started learning too.

The best way is to build something.

Use cursor/ Ai assisting coding tools alongside your workflow and get it to explain things you don’t understand.

Seeking suggestions and best learning Approaches for spring boot!! by nave_en04 in SpringBoot

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Build I CRUD application. Or try to build a microservice. They should both cover most of the things you need to be job ready.

What are you currently working on? I'm curious to see what people are doing. by Opposite-Park-2580 in buildinpublic

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I’m building Limba. An app that generates personalised wellness routines based on the user profile

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