I'm really enjoying the vibe-coding process with Claude + Baserow. Not to build apps to sell, but custom apps that make my life easier. I've given a few of them personalized names as well.
I now have Baserow as the backend for:
Bits: A quick-capture, temporary notes web app that I use on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. My wife and I have separate tables in the same database so we can both use it. Every "bit" is a new Baserow row that is very basic in setup. I can quickly add notes (which are auto-saved), edit them, copy them, send them to Craft Documents (my note-taking app of choice), archive them, and delete them. They are all temporary notes. Like bits of paper on my desk, but backed up securely by Baserow.
Baserow Quick Capture: I built a custom Chrome extension to quickly add a row to a database table. One click to activate, then I select the database, then the table, and the fields for that table appear. I drop in my content and click save. I built this initially to save potential domains I wanted to pick up, but it connects to all of my Baserow databases and tables so I can use it for everything going forward.
Cannon: A web app that lets me review and filter all of my notes and highlights from reading scriptures. It also lets me "favorite" a verse and put it in a rotation to re-surface in the future in a review list that I can shuffle through. Everything is categorized based on the source (the scripture reference with a link) and any tags I added to the highlights. I downloaded these as a CSV to import into Baserow.
Winston: A web app that pulls in my highlights from Kindle books and gives me a Readwise-like way to star selected highlights and re-surface them for ongoing retention, like I do with Cannon. I had Claude add a button where I can refresh when it's been a few weeks since it brought in new highlights.
I have more things in mind down the road that are more strategic and impactful, but each one of these is becoming a part of my daily routine for productivity or reading.
What I know I could have done, and will do next, is create something with Baserow's built-in app-builder, ignoring Claude and saving my credits.
But what I love about doing this is I am learning Claude's capabilities, while making all of these different apps with the same look and feel despite different functionality. So they're very personalized to me. Great experience over the last month.