AI‑Powered ‘Vibe Coding’ Lets Everyday Users Build an App to Track Bureaucratic Sludge

A non‑programmer used Claude, a large‑language model, to create a web app that logs personal encounters with administrative hassles. By stitching together Supabase, GitHub and Netlify, the maker turned a vague idea into a functional dashboard that rewards users with quotes and images. The project exposed security gaps, such as an exposed API key, and highlighted how AI can lower the barrier to software creation while still demanding basic technical chores. The app now serves a small community that shares grievances about everything from phone‑tree loops to subscription traps. Lire la suite