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I let people build small apps by talking to their phone. Here's what broke.

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I'm building Unchore, a personal AI that offers to automate the things you keep repeating. This week we added something simpler: say what app you want, and it builds it and sends you a link. A real example from our screen recordings. The prompt, spoken into a phone: "Build me a photo booth app. Use…

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  1. 2026-10-01 08:46 · DEV Community — AI
    I let people build small apps by talking to their phone. Here's what broke.

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