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I built Cursor mobile app with react native! 🧩 In-app multitasking 🤖 Background agents 🗂️ Custom kanban boards 📡 Live activity task status 🤏 Pinch to summarize 💬 Preview and chat mode 📎 Provide any files to tasks via native share sheet Let me know if you'd like a... show more

Saúl

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Saúl Sharma1 year ago

lol accidently cropped the background agents ⬇️

Saúl Sharma1 year ago

only spent a couple of weekends on this but i feel like if i spend a lot more time on this, could be next level with real time collaborations, deploy previews, bugbot etc

Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

nikiv.dev1 year ago

@cursor_ai GitHub repo would be great 🖤

Saúl Sharma1 year ago

@cursor_ai sounds like a plan🫡

Jamon1 year ago

@cursor_ai Sick!

Saúl Sharma1 year ago

@cursor_ai thanks Jamon! may be next one should be built with ignite 🔥

Raj1 year ago

@cursor_ai GitHub repo always

Saúl Sharma1 year ago

@cursor_ai 🤝

Dev1 year ago

@cursor_ai yooooo this is sick

Saúl Sharma1 year ago

@cursor_ai thanks dev🫡

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