how you want it to look and work --> all cusotmized to your use case and taste the power of *fork* Software is not thing mysterious that only IT dev guy can write create and 赏赐 upon "users". Instead, like our every day tools and objects, we should be able to take more control over it and make it work for us. We refuse to let a software engineer on the other side of the world dectate our digital experience and being. We don't need to make everything in a globalized economy, jsut like we no longer grow crops or make clothes ourselves. instead we buy them in the store. However, it's still increasingly important thta at least we keep some of that power to ourself, so whenever the stores fail us we can still live by, and we can re-take active control over our digital life -- how do we want to spend a large chunk of our day to work and interact with our tools. '' App is something that serves a particular purpose -- your purpose. Make one when you feel like you have a unfilled need but there isn't an app for that. Simple as that. Describe your intentions, thinki about how an app will help, and let AI takes care of the execution. Your job is to use your taste and judgment to tell AI what to shape it into, and to avoid it becoming the average level every one sofwtware, to something unique your own and tailored to your needs. Re-think over the UI elements and UX expereince -- what do I really want out of this? is this button really necessary? Throughout this process, you will nto only make better apps, but be clearer with you intentions. --- ## Blog Most people treat software as something handed down from far away. A team you’ll never meet decides how your screen should look, which buttons you press, and how you move through your day. We accept this without thinking, the way you’d accept the layout of a rented apartment. But software isn't like that. Instead, it’s a tool on your desk. You should be able to shape it, fork it, and make it yours. We refuse to let a software engineer on the other side of the world dictate our digital experience and being. Coding used to be this mysterious skill. Unless you spent years learning the right syntax, you weren’t allowed to change anything. Now AI removes that barrier -- vibe coding lets anyone shape, build, and design their own digital space by simply speaking your intentions to the computer. Of course you don’t need to build everything yourself or rebuild the OS, just like you don’t need to sew your own shirts in the 21st century. But you should keep enough ability—and agency—to change your environment when the default stops fitting you. The point isn’t self‑reliance for its own sake; it’s keeping control over the things you use for hours every day. If you feel a gap in your workflow, make an app. Start by describing the job it should do. Imagine how you want it to look and feel. Then let AI handle the parts that used to require a full engineering team. Your work is to supply taste: to question every screen, every button, every assumption. What do I actually want here? What can be removed? Making your own app helps you see better what you want. Building your own tools forces you to clarify your intentions. You end up not only with software that fits you, but with a sharper sense of what you’re trying to achieve in the first place. That's the whole point -- not just to build better tools, but to build a clearer you.