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If somebody told me 2 years ago I'd be building apps, I would have laughed. I can't code. Still can't, but I've learned a lot about stuff around it. I've been "vibe coding" (I hate that term haha) for about 2 years and my latest project is a full desktop app - built with Tauri, React, TypeScript, SQLite, and Supabase. Every line written by AI.
It's called omnirun. I built it because I kept bouncing between Bolt.new (browser sandbox, can't maintain projects) and Claude Code (powerful but terminal-only, so I had to use it on one screen, and have Claude web on another to help out:)). I wanted a desktop app where you describe what you want and it builds it - websites, mobile apps, automations, internal tools. And you own the files on your machine.
What makes it different:
Works with Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Groq, DeepSeek, Ollama - not locked to one provider (I tested with all of them, and I strongly recommend Claude). Bring your own keys, no markup.
Local-first. Everything in SQLite on your machine. Your code never leaves your computer.
Auto model routing - picks the right model per task, saves 60-80% on tokens automatically.
Project memory - close the app for months, come back, it remembers everything.
Time Machine - snapshots before every file change, instant rollback.
Built-in AI assistant can be connected to Gmail, Calendar, GitHub, Slack, Notion, etc - separate from the builder.
EverFern is a next-generation AI-first desktop application that brings autonomous intelligence to your workflow. Built on a sophisticated graph-based agent engine, it orchestrates complex tasks, manages system operations, and provides real-time streaming insights all while keeping your data local and private. https://everfern.vercel.app
It brings your client and lead communications into one AI-powered inbox so you never miss a message, always know who needs a reply, and can respond faster without dropping other things.
Yoo, I'm actually excited typing this because I've spent months working on this.
You know the general advice people go with: "Build something people actually want"?
Good advice. But HOW do you actually figure out what people actually want (and what they're grumbling about today)? Most people use BigIdeasDB but the fact is it's paid, I mean fully paid :D
