Personal AI app studio

Building useful little apps through vibe coding.

A personal space for turning everyday interests, ideas, and pain points into practical software — one experiment at a time.

4Active ideas
1Published app
Things to explore

Selected work

Projects built around real interests.

Each project starts with a personal question, a practical problem, or something worth learning by building.

02 Concept

Events & decision support

SET in the City 2026 Planner

A single-page app that helps visitors decide which talks, stages, and conference rooms to attend when several interesting sessions happen at the same time.

SPASchedulingPersonalized
03 Active

Personal finance

RMF Rebalance Lab

A master view of RMF holdings across multiple brokers and asset managers, designed to simplify allocation review and annual portfolio rebalancing decisions.

PortfolioData viewRebalancing
04 Building

Personal productivity

myLINE Personal Assistant

A LINE-based assistant that brings AI conversation, persistent file capture, and web or video link summarization into a familiar everyday chat experience.

LINE BotOpenAICloudAutomation

About the lab

Learning software by making things I actually want to use.

AOM Vibe Lab is my personal playground for AI-assisted software development. I use modern AI tools to explore ideas faster, understand unfamiliar technologies, and turn rough concepts into working applications.

The goal is not to build everything. It is to keep learning, solve real personal pain points, and create a growing collection of useful apps across sports, events, investing, and everyday productivity.

How I build

Simple principles, practical outcomes.

01

Start with curiosity

Build around subjects I already care about and want to understand better.

02

Solve a real pain point

Prefer useful workflows over demos that look impressive but do little.

03

Learn in public

Document the process, mistakes, and improvements as each project evolves.

04

Keep it maintainable

Use clear structure and reusable foundations so experiments can grow.

What comes next

More experiments are on the way.

This homepage will grow along with every app, lesson, and new area of interest.

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