Prince Ajuzie

Prince Ajuzie

EvraEvra
21yo founder @evra an AI therapy
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About

founder of evra. i write software for anxiety, overthinking, and the parts of life people don’t post.

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Maker History

  • Archly
    ArchlyProduction-ready prompts for Lovable, Cursor & Claude Code
    Jul 2026
  • Evra
    EvraTalk, vent, and feel better with 24/7 AI therapy
    Feb 2026
  • PublicWall
    PublicWallAn open, anonymous wall for your thoughts.
    Jun 2025
  • PromptCraft
    PromptCraftAI Prompt in minutes for v0, Lovable & more
    Jun 2025
  • Enterbox
    EnterboxAi Toolkit for Modern Businesses
    Oct 2024
    • 🎉
    Joined Product HuntDecember 20th, 2023

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1mo ago

Archly - Production-ready prompts for Lovable, Cursor & Claude Code

Most prompt tools paraphrase your idea and hand it back. Archly interviews you a 7-step intake flow that pulls out the details you didn't know mattered, then engineers a prompt built for your specific platform: Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Claude Code, Replit, and more. Add your Profile DNA (your stack, your style, your preferences) and every prompt comes out already knowing how you build. It's not a prompt generator. It's a prompt workspace, reusable skills, saved context, prompts that ship.
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6mo ago

Evra - Talk, vent, and feel better with 24/7 AI therapy

Evra is the #1 Gen Z therapy app offering AI-powered mental health support for young adults. Modern therapy alternative with 24/7 emotional support through chat and voice. Talk to an AI about your feelings anytime - perfect for Gen Z mental wellness.
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1yr ago

Why good prompting is the #1 skill most AI builders still ignore

I ve been experimenting a lot with AI tools like V0, Lovable, and Bolt.new to build small products and prototypes.

One pattern keeps showing up: most ideas don t fail because the idea is bad. They fail because the prompt is vague, confusing, or incomplete.

AI isn t a mind reader; it does exactly what you ask. If your prompt is fuzzy, your output will be too.

For example, I recently built PublicWall off a single well-structured prompt. Before that, I wasted hours on iterations that were mostly me not clarifying what I actually wanted the AI to do.

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