PokéPom
NewParents award pom-poms and Pokéballs for good behavior. Kids spend them on real rewards and Pokémon pets.
Visit pokepom.engsight.appBy day I work with data. By night (and nap time) I vibe-code the little apps my family actually needs. Hopefully they are helpful for you!
Parents award pom-poms and Pokéballs for good behavior. Kids spend them on real rewards and Pokémon pets.
Visit pokepom.engsight.appWatches prices on things you’ve already bought and tells you when they drop, so you can claim the price adjustment instead of leaving money on the table.
Visit pricematch.engsight.appListens to the room and sounds an alarm when the noise level (read: the toddlers) crosses the line. A visual cue kids understand before anyone has to raise their voice.
Visit monstermeter.engsight.appShare your kid’s free slots with one link; the other parent picks a time. Playdates get scheduled without the twelve-message group-text shuffle.
Visit tinytime.engsight.appI’m a data scientist in the Bay Area and a parent. Most parenting friction isn’t a big problem — it’s a dozen tiny ones. AI coding tools have made it possible to fix those tiny problems in an evening instead of never.
One problem, one app, done.
If my family doesn’t use it, it doesn’t ship.