Although I don't have a background as a developer, I m really enjoying the process of building and deploying multiple apps using "Vibe Coding." While it isn't generating revenue right now, I do feel a sense of accomplishment. What I want to highlight here is the interesting dynamic involved in how these apps gain visibility.
I formulated the following hypothesis: if someone watches the video for my app, they will actually purchase or download the app.
AI can understand my app and create automated videos.
I formulated the two hypotheses mentioned above and proceeded to analyze YouTube videos using Claude Code, create an avatar video using my own selfie, record footage on an actual device, and generate narration by creating a Korean voice sample (since I do not speak English)
I have a confession: I am a recovering digital hoarder. For years, I saved thousands of links, tweets, and articles into Notion, Obsidian, and Pocket. But the friction of tagging, titling, and sorting them was exhausting. Ultimately, they became a digital graveyard. I was spending more time managing my knowledge than actually using it.
Same question every week:
"Is this a second brain app?"
No. A second brain is for things you wrote. CatchNote is for things others wrote that you wanted to keep. No folders. No setup.
If you spent last Sunday organizing notes, this is not that.
