Ask HN: Show us you mostly vibe coded side project
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Recipeweave.com
Had an idea to make cooking multiple recipes at the same time easier by merging the steps together in a way that made sense.
For example, while letting x from recipe a soak for 10 min (it will automatically give you a timer), do y from recipe b.
It gives you the full step by step walkthrough of the entire meal preparation and also includes helpful features like:
- recipe import and storage - cooking timers automatically added when needed - easily email the full ingredients list to yourself
The core functionality is complete and works well but I'm still polishing and adding features.
I built it using cursor with o3. I started by planning the libraries and architecture for the project and broke it down as much as possible when feeding it to the agents. I found it was also very useful helping with the deployment process setting up the Lightsail env, nginx, cloudflare etc...
Had an idea to make cooking multiple recipes at the same time easier by merging the steps together in a way that made sense.
For example, while letting x from recipe a soak for 10 min (it will automatically give you a timer), do y from recipe b.
It gives you the full step by step walkthrough of the entire meal preparation and also includes helpful features like:
- recipe import and storage - cooking timers automatically added when needed - easily email the full ingredients list to yourself
The core functionality is complete and works well but I'm still polishing and adding features.
I built it using cursor with o3. I started by planning the libraries and architecture for the project and broke it down as much as possible when feeding it to the agents. I found it was also very useful helping with the deployment process setting up the Lightsail env, nginx, cloudflare etc...
Any projects built this way making money?
Show us what you've built and what tools you've used to build it. How was the development experience? What tips and tricks do you have? What would you do differently if you were starting over again?