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i keep making map apps and it's so much fun. one another ai studio experiment that shows dinosaur fossil sites around the world. pick your favorite dinosaur, get a vintage-style map to see where they've been found across the world, the full field survey record with weight class, bite...

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Quintin Tyree's profile picture
Quintin Tyree7 months ago

I can’t get this awesome UIs from Claude and codex. Is googleAI just better at making unique templates, or are you giving detailed templates?

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Vamsi Batchu7 months ago

a lot of visual context and refining, i found gemini 3 models to be really good at UI and understanding visuals compared to claude @QHT_NYC haven't tested out codex yet.

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Natt Saro7 months ago

very cool

Jet New's profile picture
Jet New7 months ago

So beautiful :) Your map apps are awesome!

Vamsi Batchu's profile picture
Vamsi Batchu7 months ago

Appreciate that ! Maps are so fun to build.

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flipsticks7 months ago

Mind sharing some of the tips you used to prompt it along the way? Was it lots of back and forth refining, or did you have luck providing good examples? or something else?

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Karim Saab7 months ago

pick your favorite dinosaur is the best UX i've seen today

Vamsi Batchu's profile picture
Vamsi Batchu7 months ago

Haha ! Thanks

sanjai's profile picture
sanjai7 months ago

Is this open source?

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pauline7 months ago

omg it would be so fun if you could dig them out

Стул Коха's profile picture
Стул Коха7 months ago

wow 👌

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Chandan Mahapatra7 months ago

Really cool!

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Yung7 months ago

I love this idea, and my kids definitely would use this. Keep cooking!

Zach Nelson's profile picture
Zach Nelson7 months ago

Let him cook 👨‍🍳🔥

Vamsi Batchu's profile picture
Vamsi Batchu7 months ago

I don’t think I’m there yet, but appreciate it :)

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Ammy7 months ago

Gemini 3 is so great implementing great Ui. I switch between Claude and Gemini on cursor.

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Simon Tyler7 months ago

That’s really cool - bravo!

Akshan Ish's profile picture
Akshan Ish7 months ago

Can you share the link?

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Munted Cunt7 months ago

Really captivating!

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Cobalt ☥☥7 months ago

Great work :)

Vamsi Batchu's profile picture
Vamsi Batchu7 months ago

Thank you :)

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Zaw Ye7 months ago

You inspire me every single time 🫡 would love to see tutorial or break down of the way you make the UI so sick

Omar's profile picture
Omar7 months ago

Beautiful! What api are you using the map?

CC's profile picture
CC7 months ago

Alright man these layouts are so good.

Akshan Ish's profile picture
Akshan Ish7 months ago

This is so cool! Love it

Liban (lee~ben) Kano's profile picture
Liban (lee~ben) Kano7 months ago

really pretty + add just a touch of crinkled paper and residue to give it that old polish feel ✨

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Nicholas Falk Reilly7 months ago

i wanna use it!!!

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Ditectrev7 months ago

Interesting🤔🦖

Chang's profile picture
Chang7 months ago

very authentic

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Iarley Silva → passe demanda7 months ago

Caraca, maneiro demais.

Bhoomika Rawat's profile picture
Bhoomika Rawat7 months ago

love the ui

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Ranveer7 months ago

Love your work!! Can you please share how you vibe code the front end of your projects?

Dustin Cota's profile picture
Dustin Cota7 months ago

this is all Google?

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Ali R. Tariq 🍉7 months ago

Clever idea! My kids would love it. Have you published it live?

Xavi's profile picture
Xavi7 months ago

such a beautiful UI

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Saksama7 months ago

I’d pick a T-Rex just to see if it ever vacationed in Europe. Did they have a loyalty program for frequent fossilizers? Also, how do you even make a map app that’s this fun? You’re a mad scientist.

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Vibol M (VebeM)7 months ago

Love it! I’m building something similar

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truth.phd7 months ago

Looks like Google Maps just met Jurassic Park; who knew navigation could involve dodging T. rex fossils instead of traffic cones!

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Anurag7 months ago

Nice work @vamsibatchuk, btw when can we resume using your wonderword app?(etymology)

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Priyav K Kaneria7 months ago

what a beautiful taste for ux same vibes

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