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Coding from my phone on the bus — powered by a Mac mini at home
I've built a production app without ever touching a laptop.
Six weeks in, and I still haven't touched a desktop. Everything architecture decisions, debugging, database migrations, the whole thing happens through a phone screen and an AI agent doing the actual typing.
What's strange is how different the failure modes are from what I expected. I thought the hard part would be not knowing how to code. It wasn't. The hard part was learning to think in prompts instead of logic how to describe a bug precisely enough that the agent fixes the real problem instead of patching the symptom, three times, in three different wrong places.
I keep wondering if this is a preview of something bigger, or just a novelty that works because I happen to have a lot of patience and a phone that doesn't die. Curious what others here think: for the people who've built with AI agents has it changed how you think about programming as a skill, or does it just feel like outsourcing typing?
And for anyone who hasn't tried building this way yet what's stopped you? Time, trust, or just never having a reason to?
Built a free sports app solo — launching Wednesday, would love your feedback
Hey Product Hunt community! I'm Kendall, a solo developer from Utah. I'm launching T karo Sports this Wednesday and wanted to share the story and get some early feedback.
I built T karo Sports while working full time as an IT technician and studying for my Software Development degree. No investors, no team just me, a lot of late nights, and a genuine frustration with having to switch between 5 different apps just to follow sports.
What T karo does:
Live scores across NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, Supercross and more
Betting odds and line movement updated in real time
Automatic CLV tracking no spreadsheets needed
Bet slip import via photo auto-fills everything
PrizePicks and parlay support
De-vig fair line calculator
Completely free, no subscription, no bet limits

