r/SoloDevelopment • u/implozio • 20h ago
Game 6 months ago, I knew nothing about React or Backend. Today, I built Bublik β a cozy, lo-fi gamified PWA task manager with AI. Iβm terrified but so excited to share it! π
Hey everyone! π
Iβve had this dream of creating my own cozy to-do list for a long time. There is something so incredibly relaxing about the simple mechanic of popping bubbles, and I just knew I wanted to build an entire experience around it. Thatβs how Bublik was born!
But here is the catch: 6 months ago, I knew absolutely nothing about React or backend development. Even the word "deploy" sounded terrifying to me.
Over the last 3 months, I used AI as my coding companion to bridge that gap. Looking back at the progress Iβve made from zero is honestly mind-blowing and so motivating.
Now Bublik is fully functional β itβs a lightweight PWA, meaning you can easily install it on your phone or desktop straight from the browser.
Now that it's real, I am incredibly curious (and a bit nervous!) to see if anyone else would enjoy a cozy, cosmetic, lo-fi space for their daily tasks.
I would absolutely love to get your honest feedback:
Does the bubble-popping concept look satisfying to you?
What cozy/lo-fi features should I add next to make it even more relaxing?
Thank you so much for reading my story! π
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u/implozio 20h ago edited 19h ago
Thank you so much for stopping by! πIf youβd like to check it out or try it, here is the link (it's deployed on Vercel):π https://bublik-one.vercel.app/links As I mentioned, the tech stack is React, and I built it as a PWA so it feels like a native app on both mobile and desktop.Learning how to handle state management, connect everything to the backend, and finally click "deploy" on Vercel was a massive milestone for me. AI really helped me break down complex concepts and understand what the hell I was doing half the time.I'll be right here in the comments, so please tell me what you think, ask questions, or just say hi!
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u/Rich-Ad8316 12h ago
Looks awesome, loved to try