Lucie

@lihbr.com

engineering & design 🟥 lihbr.com create, seek, embrace, solve, inspire @nuxt.com × @prismic.io × @vwfndr.camera

What a pleasure to go over a coworker's review when not a single word of it is actually written by them 🫠

I dreamt someone hacked my phone and was taking over my accounts everywhere to sell them to others while I was trying to slow the process and recover my 2FA safely. Glad I woke up.

About a year ago, I started to work with @nuevotokyo.bsky.social on what would become VWFNDR™ + MBL: a camera app for Android (soon iOS) made with @nuxt.com and Capacitor. We released it to the public in May. Today, two months later, we just crossed 100K downloads and 1M photos taken. Thanks 🖤🟥

Promotional poster for a white smartphone camera app celebrating 100,000 downloads and 1,000,000 photos taken. Large gray numbers dominate the top against a black background, with pink accents and multilingual "Thank You" text. Below, branding and logos appear alongside a collage of the phone from multiple angles. The center phone displays a minimalist manual camera interface with shutter speed, ISO, focus distance, and exposure controls above a photo of pink cherry blossoms. The overall design is clean, futuristic, and monochrome with pink highlights.

Japan has a rich and sensible heritage of color works. 🟦🟪🟥🟧🟨🟩 Mi amigo @nuevotokyo.bsky.social has been exploring them for years, refining them through gradients. Really happy it's now available for exploration and composition on a unified interface~

REAL PHOTOGRAPHY MUST REMAIN IN PEOPLE'S HANDS We are launching VWFNDR™ + MBL, a compact camera for everyone. A camera you always carry should work like a camera, not as a computational filter, not as an AI image generator, but as a tool for intentional photography. With @lihbr.com

We've been hard at work with the band at VWFNDR™ Camera Excited to launch our first product next month, and celebrate it with a showcase in Tokyo~ vwfndr.camera — save the date, May 19-21

Oh boy, it was such a wild ride to get there for what's essentially a weekend and a passion project 😭 Now, I guess I'm entitled to pay a million-dollar company hundreds every year for ECDSA keys and fancy Date.now() for something I want free and accessible. I might give a talk about that one day~

Letter from the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), dated March 31, 2026, addressed to Lucie. It states that her Generator Product has been deemed conformant at Max Assurance Level 2 by their conformance program and introduces details about the product being listed on the C2PA Conforming Products List.

If anyone managed to have good results with Claude/Custor/Codex/Copilot subagents, I'm curious to learn more about how you did so! So far, compared to skills/commands, they all seem to bypass rules and gates on my end 😔

Lost more than half my day figuring out: - What was making the TypeScript server memory skyrocket to 20 Gi, then crash - Why Zod ^4.2 was making everything go bad with LangChain but 4.1 is fine🤷‍♀️ I think I'm just missing something at this point 🫠

I'm really impressed and humbled by what everyone's been up to recently, building the free web and beyond~

I'm almost done rewriting Vowel from scratch. It's currently building its own documentation site in 227ms with no cache and 60ms with the cache. More info to come 👨‍🏭