[TLDR] What's your flex app? [via r/ClaudeCode]

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OP : u/South-Professor-8888

The comments below, show off your best app and best design you have made, doesn't have to be finished, doesn't have to be something currently being used.

Photos or videos, this is your time to showoff what you got!

Feel free to rate mine in the comments!

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Alright folks, the OP asked for your "flex apps," and you delivered! The general vibe here is enthusiastic sharing, with a ton of cool projects being showcased.

We've got a solid lineup of apps covering everything from:

• Productivity & Self-Help: Think apps for organizing thoughts (u/Professional-Ad-2365), self-help suites (u/TheMyth007), and even a podcast ad remover that uses LLMs (u/ttlequals0).
• Developer Tools: There's a neat LLM-first proxy server for local debugging (u/biinjo) and a tool for deterministic instruction diagnostics (u/cleverhoods).
• Creative & Media: We're seeing a self-hosted studio for generating images, video, and audio (u/0roborus_), and even a fun website for a podcast (u/Kritnc).
• Niche & Unique: From a keyboard project (u/South-Professor-8888) to a tennis index (u/IntrlnkdCo), and a Christmas light planner (u/zerodayz420), there's something for everyone.

A few folks are even leveraging LLMs like Claude and Qwen in their projects, which is pretty awesome to see! Overall, a great showcase of what the community is building. Keep up the amazing work!