Pieter

@pietersimons.bsky.social

Creative digital consultant & tech lover with a background in arts. Also, occasionally running ultramarathons. Building: https://ultrago.app https://bio.pietersimons.com

the beta of the app is already approved and people signing up on ultrago.app can already have go (pun intended) at trying it. Lifetime pro for free! Getting the app approved for release.. it's something else.. today it was the EULA link missing in my description 😬

my main issue with preparing for a long race was how to adequately brief my crew. where to spot me, what to bring. one place where i can manage my own logistics and those of my crew was what i missed. i think ultra go can bridge that gap. especially with more feedback from the ultra community.

and back to building. i'm really not good at this social thing. however, building ultrago.app at the moment. as an endurance athlete myself this app is what i missed for preparing my ultra races. tested it myself during my last race. beta almost ready.

Ultra Go - Your Ultimate Race Strategy & Nutrition App

Join the waitlist for Ultra Go. Plan your race strategy, manage your nutrition pantry, coordinate your crew, and hit your goals with precision.

ultrago.app

Maybe unpopular opinion, but I think vibecoding/ai tools can create a production ready app. But the main focus of the creator has to be architecture and system design. If those fundamentals are right from the start, a lot is possible.

For my current projects I'm using lowcode code tools. I can read code but I can't write it good enough. I'm still developing my coding skills. What would be your next steps? Switching to AI generated code (and keep learning) or keep building in low code? Or combine them? #indiehackers #buildinpublic