Sameer Bhutani

Projects

A running gallery of things I've built — small apps, trackers, and essays, each shipped from my phone and live right now. Tap any to open it.

iPhone apps

Nine apps on the App Store, all built and shipped solo.

WindUp: Watch Collection

Collection tools for watch lovers

PushUpTrack: Push Up Counter

100 push-up challenge tracker

Magic Roulette Wheel

Predict any roulette spin

Magic Coin Flip: Toss & Trick

Coin magic at your fingertips

Post Borders - No Crop

Full-size photos for Instagram

NoteScreen: Lock Screen Notes

Notes on your Lock Screen

Blockhaus: Voxel Home Design

Design rooms in 3D blocks

Sleight: Card Magic Trick

Perform real card magic

Over/Under: Set the Line

Prediction games in iMessage

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How it works

Almost everything above was built by an AI agent working from a todo list, then reviewed and shipped from my phone. Here's the path a change actually takes.

Claude

Picks up a task, writes the code, opens the change

Vercel

Push to main, live in about a minute

KV store

Every project's data, one shared key-value store

Displays

E-ink screens on the wall, lights around the house

Chatbot

The front door — ask it anything about me

The agent runs on a schedule

It reads a todo list, does the work, and logs what it did. I review from my phone and grade the runs, which is how it learns what's worth building.

It remembers between runs

A structured store of context — projects in flight, decisions already made, preferences — so each run doesn't start from zero.

No servers to babysit

Small serverless endpoints backed by Redis. No machines to patch, no migrations, no ops. Git push is the whole deploy pipeline.

I'm not a developer

I'm a product manager. I can read code and tell when something's wrong, but the agent writes it. The interesting part is the review loop, not the typing.

React Serverless functions Redis Claude GPT-4o Vercel SwiftUI E-ink Hue Git push to deploy