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I make apps that die (@popsuleapp), pages that live (@presenttenseio), and notes that remember (khayal).
127.0.0.1 arme.dev Joined December 2019
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Years ago I built a toy that let one browser follow another. Cursor, clicks, scrolling, all synced through DOM selectors. It worked, and I shelved it anyway.

Two reasons. Selectors are meaningless outside the page they came from, so one different div and "click this" lands on the wrong thing. And replaying my input on your page means I'm driving your logged-in session, which isn't screen sharing, it's session hijacking with extra steps.

Both turned out to be the same bug. "This" and "here" only mean something where they're said.

I'm building the version that resolves what I meant on your side instead. Posting the decisions here as I go.
Armedev Verified account @armedev
i asked my AI, the one that has my memory:

"you know me. what could you turn into capsules for popsule.app?"

it came back with things i'd been putting up with for months. small things. each one fixable in a sentence.

popsule isn't out yet. save the prompt below, and follow @popsuleapp to try it the day it's live.
popsule.app Popsule: personal software, made to order Ask your AI for personal software. Popsule runs it on your phone, offline, with widgets and reminders. When you're done, it goes away.
Armedev Verified account @armedev
every time i needed a tiny app, i had to think about hosting, a domain, a login, a database. for a checklist.

and most people don't even have that option. they just live with whatever the app store gives them.

so i built @popsuleapp. you ask your AI for the app you need, and it lives on your phone.
Armedev Verified account @armedev
most apps on your phone should have expired years ago.

you needed a parking app for one city. it still has your location, a login, and push notifications.

software should be disposable. your data shouldn't be.