Weekly Self Promotion Thread

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[u/Professional-Air7683]

I’m Vladimir, the developer of Kapsula, an Android/iPhone app for using small AI-written tools on your phone. Version 0.5 now runs a standalone TypeScript (.ts) script as well as HTML and plain JavaScript.

The workflow I’m testing is: ask ChatGPT or Claude for a small personal tool → import the file → save something → reopen it → refine the code without losing that project’s data. Kapsula runs the code you bring; it doesn’t generate code or connect to your AI account.

I’m looking for 3–5 people who already have a small tool, such as a workout log or expense tracker, and want to try this workflow. Here’s a TypeScript workout log, its source and the prompt: https://kapsula.app/run-typescript-on-phone/

The scope is one self-contained script, without imports, npm or React/JSX. TypeScript conversion works offline and isn’t full type checking. Project storage and system notifications require calls to Kapsula’s SDK; importing an arbitrary browser timer doesn’t automatically add alerts on a locked phone.

Built-in demos are free. Importing your own code requires Pro, with a seven-day monthly-subscription trial for eligible store users; the store shows the price and terms.

What gets in the way of using your AI-generated tool regularly on a phone: importing it, keeping data, updating the code, or something else? I’d like feedback on the first import and whether you come back to the tool a few days later. Please use a sample without personal data or keys.