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THIS GUY VIBE CODED A RUNNING APP WITH CLAUDE CODE IN A WEEKEND THAT TURNS YOUR CITY INTO A BATTLEFIELD he wanted a reason to go outside so he built an app where you claim real territory on a map just by running through it every street you run...

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Profilbild von Joe Donoghue
Joe Donoghuevor 5 Monaten

Me driving the perimeter of my entire city

Profilbild von Den
Denvor 5 Monaten

there are several apps like this already, it’s pretty easy to copy paste what exist, the real thing is to build something new what people need

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Leonesisvor 5 Monaten

What if there are weird creeps who track who’s running when and where???

Profilbild von Googly 👀
Googly 👀vor 5 Monaten

tbf East London is already kinda a battlefield, regardless of someone slapping a game on it

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TravelerOfCodevor 5 Monaten

the best apps now come from the dev solving their own boring problem first. nobody plans this stuff with a pitch deck, it starts because you wanted to go outside

Profilbild von Kiatzzz
Kiatzzzvor 5 Monaten

The nightmare starts when people spoof GPS, run through dangerous areas, or min-max the game until it stops being fun. XD

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Gabriel Mafra 🇧🇷 🏈vor 5 Monaten

That is not new, it exists already: He simply vibe-copied something.

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Om Patelvor 5 Monaten

the community note is wrong this is NOT the app that people are saying it is (intvl) It’s apparently a clone of it that’s vibe coded by someone from reddit the ui is completely different here’s the actual source (this one’s in beta)

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Harry Ashtonvor 5 Monaten

Ends up starting a real civil war

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pandavor 5 Monaten

stupid

Profilbild von luna
lunavor 5 Monaten

"the territory mechanic is what makes this different from every other running tracker" lol loads of these apps already exist, what're you on about?

Profilbild von Kaviox
Kavioxvor 5 Monaten

Really cool mechanism. It’s similar to Pokémon Go but I think the spatial aspect makes it feel novel. It would be cool if there was a monetary prize to people that claim a square as a reward for being active. Could pay for it with ad revenue

Profilbild von Ibrahim Mokdad
Ibrahim Mokdadvor 5 Monaten

how does the app resolve conflicting claims when multiple runners run the same street?

Profilbild von Auxilade, IQ 277
Auxilade, IQ 277vor 5 Monaten

Someone’s gonna get run over for taking this too seriously

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LongJohnSilvervor 5 Monaten

Until it gets serious and someone starts camping to beat the fuck out of anyone trying to take over your territory

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Josh Villarinvor 5 Monaten

There’s 5 apps like this that exist already for runners. The only difference I’d say is that it was vibe coded in a week

Profilbild von zabreneva
zabrenevavor 5 Monaten

This is already a game that’s been out a couple years

Profilbild von Cuth
Cuthvor 5 Monaten

Chicago better not get wind of this.

Profilbild von Learn more words
Learn more wordsvor 5 Monaten

Here is another one for you with a similar idea

Profilbild von teckopia
teckopiavor 5 Monaten

That moment you run into a shady neighborhood to find out why it’s unchartered

Profilbild von AI Pilot
AI Pilotvor 5 Monaten

great idea, origin story is bs tho. this wasn’t vibe coded in a weekend by a non coder abd released on the app store

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Wibtovor 5 Monaten

I’m the guy who built this app 😄 Just to correct a few things: - it didn’t take a weekend, it took around 50 days - I do know how to code. I’m an AI engineer - I just had no experience with mobile development before this You can download the app here:

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Shooter tardfi McGavinvor 5 Monaten

Inner city gangs will troll each other w these sliding in their hood

Profilbild von Mustafa Ergisi
Mustafa Ergisivor 5 Monaten

Turning city streets into a game loop is the kind of side project I never finished because the geo plus maps glue got tedious fast. Going to try Claude Code on the running tracker I've been putting off.

Profilbild von Helle Brezel
Helle Brezelvor 5 Monaten

Looks like a good adaption of worms in

Profilbild von Aurumrun
Aurumrunvor 5 Monaten

And what do i get when i claim my territory ? Dont say a ripped bod :)

Profilbild von lil retard
lil retardvor 5 Monaten

This already exists and it’s called Runna. Strava acquired them…

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Urban Wolfvor 5 Monaten

This is an AI idea that could be applied to other genres I think But for this idea in particular, what is really cool is you can have fun even if you don't run much Just take your one block back every day- still fun! (Think Risk: Australia)

Profilbild von sk1337les
sk1337lesvor 5 Monaten

pretty sure this already exists, was built by some dudes in aus iirc

Profilbild von 🌵buckdish 🌮
🌵buckdish 🌮vor 5 Monaten

INTVL Running App has been out for years.

Profilbild von Butters
Buttersvor 5 Monaten

Imagine talking about an app without saying its name 😊

Profilbild von Alex Zenciks
Alex Zenciksvor 5 Monaten

nice. I made as a proof of concept but I have no idea what to do with it so it’s kinda like sitting there 😭

Profilbild von Merunas
Merunasvor 5 Monaten

Wait till gang members start using it for actual territory

Profilbild von Mian Maaz Ullah Khan
Mian Maaz Ullah Khanvor 5 Monaten

This feels closer to game design than fitness tech honestly. The strongest AI-native apps I’ve seen lately are the ones borrowing mechanics from games instead of traditional software.

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