I just shipped Bubble Bloom. It's a tiny stress-relief app where you pop 36 bubble-wrap domes to reveal a hidden painting, then peel off the plastic sheet. No timer, no score, no failure state. Just 2 to 3 minutes of quiet.

How I built it-

I used Claude, Lovable and Gemini across the build, sometimes in the same session. I started with Google Stitch to mock up the design first, which gave me something concrete to point at before writing any code. Then I used Gemini to translate that visual into structured design prompts, which I fed into Claude and Lovable to actually build it. It sounds like a lot of steps but it meant the output matched what I had in my head much more closely than if I had just started prompting blind.

The credit limits were honestly a blessing. When you can't iterate endlessly you have to think before you prompt, and that pressure made me sharper.

The audio ended up being the part I'm most proud of. No stock sounds. Everything is synthesised live in the browser so there are no audio files to load. The volume also slowly rises as you pop more bubbles, building quietly as the painting comes into view. 

The one thing I'd pass on-

Write a brief before you build, not for anyone else but for yourself. The moment I wrote down exactly what the experience should feel like, I understood what I needed to build. Vague intentions produce vague outputs and no tool in the world fixes that for you.

Happy to talk through the approach if anyone's curious. And try the app if you have 2 minutes. 

Built a tiny stress-relief game that only takes a minute of your time