I was in grade 10 when I came across the Cursor desktop app and discovered vibe coding. I started building without knowing where it would lead.
My first project was Labelwise, also called IngredAI. It was an app for reading the labels on medicines, chemicals, beauty products, and snacks. I wanted to help people understand what was in a product and whether it might be harmful.
Then came NeverZero. At first it was about getting things done: a to-do list, a Pomodoro timer, and a library of productivity tips. Over time it became Prody, and later Kairos. The project changed as I kept working on it.
Today Kairos is a place to discover words, idioms, thoughts, quotes, and affirmations. There are letters to a future self, too. It started as a list of tasks and grew into something different.
NEBians grew around a different need: a shared place for students and teachers to find notes, past papers, exam updates, and conversations. It lives on the web and Android, and continues to be shaped by the people who use it.
Retra took me somewhere else again: Game Boy Advance emulation. It has its own engine, a patcher, and an original game called Mochi Hop. It is being built for homebrew and games people own.
I didn’t have a plan that connected all these projects when I started. I was in grade 10, trying an idea with Cursor. The projects came one after another.