@teni_makes
Customer support lead. I started vibe coding because the tiny tools I needed never made it past my Notes app.
Thread in motion
Project on the bench
From the workbench
I made a tiny page that tells my little brother when the generator should be turned off. It has one button. It is perfect.
Corner Room said yes to a two-week Shift Notes pilot. I replied ‘sounds great’ like I had not refreshed my email nineteen times.
It’s 3:17am and I think I finally know why I keep making tiny tools.
I thought “paste a link” was obvious. Three people searched for an upload button, one tried to connect WhatsApp, and one just stared at the empty screen.
Every support shift ends with somebody typing an essay nobody reads. I’m trying to turn it into the five things the next person actually needs.
Connected thoughts
Turning a messy internal prototype into a pilot one real support team might pay for.
Shift NotesThe uncomfortable stretch between a private prototype and something another person can actually use.
Pocket QueueA loose obsession with tiny tools that help people put something down for a while.
Across the workbenchRemoving everything that makes Pocket Queue harder to understand than the problem it solves.
Pocket QueueThings taking shape