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You can make an app for that

The tyranny of software is almost over. AI coding tools like Claude Code enable anyone to build personal software. This marks the era of personal software, where users can create apps tailored to themselves without subscriptions or ads. The article explores the potential and limits of personal software and how it changes our relationship with technology.

SourceThe Verge AIAuthor: David Pierce
You can make an app for that
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  • AI coding tools enable non-programmers to build functional software.
  • The era of personal software allows users to create custom apps.
  • Personal software lacks support and security but is free of subscriptions.
  • The author's experience building a personal productivity app with Claude Code.

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