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Developer uses Claude Code to build iPhone widget display app

A full-stack developer has created Preen, an application that transforms an iPhone into a live widget display. The developer utilized Claude Code to build Preen, enabling users to create custom widgets for their devices. Examples include a TV remote widget and a soundbar control widget, with Claude Code assisting in bridging APIs and reverse-engineering functionalities. AI

IMPACT Enables users to create custom, interactive widgets on their iPhones using AI-generated code.

RANK_REASON A user-developed application integrating an AI coding assistant.

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Developer uses Claude Code to build iPhone widget display app

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  1. r/ClaudeAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/josh-schultheiss ·

    I built Preen with Claude Code — it turns your iPhone into a live widget display for the stuff you vibe-code

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>First time posting here. I'm a full stack dev and I've been building a lot with Claude Code lately.</p> <p>Like a lot of people, I kept vibe-coding little displays and widgets... and then they'd just die in a folder somewhere. Fun for five minute…