Developer Uses Claude CLI to Vibe Code and Launch Toilet-Finder App 'Compiss'
Jesus_Morty · reddit · 2026-08-08
A developer shared how they used Claude CLI on their Mac to 'vibe code' a public toilet finder app named Compiss.
- Development: Claude generated all code, assets, and e2e tests, including the Apple Watch version.
- Features: Free, no ads, and no in-app purchases. It acts as a mix between Waze and a toilet finder, allowing users to rate cleanliness, add comments/photos, and filter by accessibility and free options.
- Availability: The app is now live on both Apple and Android stores.
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