mike kemery

Exploring, learning, Building

Vibe Coding Building Complete Experiences

Launch faster with better feedback

The Get ER Done and FlashCart app icons over a faded Claude Code terminal session.

Workflow

I’ve been experimenting with different AI-assisted development workflows to dramatically reduce the time it takes to go from an idea to a working prototype. After a lot of trial and error, I’ve settled on a process that’s fast, iterative, and keeps me in the driver’s seat while AI accelerates execution. For my full work flow - See my post on LinkedIn

The tool chain: Claude, Figma, GitHub, Supabase, Vercel and PostHog.
Role
Vibe Coder
Tech stack
  • Claude Code
  • Figma
  • GitHub
  • Supabase
  • Vercel
  • PostHog
Status
Launched 2025

Get ER Done

Get ER Done running on a laptop and a phone side by side, showing the plan-builder prompt “What’s your goal?”.

I used to burn so much time figuring out how to start that I never actually got anything done. Guitar being the classic casualty of something I always wanted to do but never did. It turns out I wasn’t alone:

Open App

When I talked to friends, almost all of them had the same problem, plenty of motivation, zero idea where to begin. That’s what this app fixes, it gives you that kick you needed to Get Er Done!

A wall of Get ER Done screens: the goal prompt, a generated action plan, saved plans, the empty state, and a hand-drawn “Get Er Done!” celebration.
Role
Vibe Coder
Tech stack
  • Claude Code
  • Figma
  • GitHub
  • Supabase
  • Vercel
Status
In Progress

FlashCart

FlashCart was inspired by the need to frequently purchase the same set of items for home improvement projects. The app reclaims time otherwise spent navigating the shopping process.

The FlashCart kit picker: “Grab a whole project in a flash.” with a ZIP field set to 98177, a Lawn & Garden tab, and two kits — Lawn Fertilizing and Clean Up — each listing its item and store count. The FlashCart cart screen: “Clean Up at Ace Hardware” with three items — garden gloves, small trowel, paper yard bags — and a cart-bot log reporting that it has opened the store and started adding them.
Quick POC to confirm feasibility (left without design refinement)

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FlashCart found this location and then executes the product cart request.

This build was focused on the feasibility of the idea: how might we find a home improvement store within a 10 mile range of your address, confirm these items are available, and automate the creation of a shopping cart.