I moved the app from Supabase to Firebase to explore new tech and try @react-native-firebase with Expo.

The migration was smooth, setup simple, and Firestore s offline-first nature fits perfectly for TinyDebt s minimal, local-first philosophy

I recently migrated TinyRecipe from Supabase Firebase using @react-native-firebase, and it worked like a charm with Expo.

The app feels snappier now, especially with Firestore s real-time updates. Also, Expo s native module support has come a long way integration was smoother than I expected!

I've been experimenting with different AI tools and realized: sticking to just one limits you.

Here's how I split my workflow:

• Design (big picture): Antigravity

• Design (details): Cursor Visual Editor

• Overall logic: Claude Code

• Tricky logic that won't solve: Codex

• File cleanup: Gemini CLI

Each tool has its strengths. Mixing them gets way better results than forcing one to do everything.

You can now test extra payments and instantly see how they affect:
payoff date
total interest

Small change, big clarity.

I've noticed that more and more founders are building their personal brand and prioritising it over building their company's brand (the company account then just reposts the founder's thoughts).

I notice this especially with solo founders.

Hey everyone

I just rolled out a new update for my first app, TinyRecipe, and I m super excited to share it with you!