Chris Raroque

This one had 1,000 plus likes on it, almost, I think, 300,000, 400,000 views.

This one had seven likes on it.

It's the same exact thing that I tweeted the day before.

Same concept.

You just type in Apple Notes.

You see the calories on the right.

But

there just wasn't as much attention to detail and the animations and interactions compared to the first one so you can kind of spot the difference here like if we go back to the first one you can see on the right it was a very conscious decision to have it say searching there's that little animation with the gradient the sources come down all of that stuff is available on the right i just didn't take the extra time to do it but here it just says calculating and it kind of shows

There is a little bit of an animation where it kind of subtly, there's like a little tint as well in the calculating, but it's just not as subtle, or it's just not as good.

But that is the difference between a tweet that went pretty viral from my perspective versus one that didn't, even though it's the same concept.

And the difference between these two screens was about, it was literally 24 hours, like less than 24 hours actually.

I think I made the changes in like,

Probably six hours.

And again, just all vibe coded, not a single line of code was written for this.

But I think this is a prime example to show what happens when you go an extra mile with the animations and interactions.

Here's another one for my budgeting app, Luna.

Yeah, 100%.

You said it correctly.

There's so much competition here.

This is a really good way to validate it.