My second app is now available on iOS — Vybe.
Vybe is like Letterboxd but for games. You can log the games you've played, rate them, and track your gaming history. It's completely free and has a database of more than 5,000 games.
Your feedback means a lot to me — this is a solo side project and every comment helps shape what comes next.
Download and enjoy! 🎮
Yaklaşık 4 gündür düşünüyorum. Yazılım yazılım yazılım... Neye yöneleceğim ?
- 6 Yıla yakın Flutter ile uğraştım. Firebase - Supabase - AWS - Postgresql vs
- 1 aya yakındır golang bakıyorum ancak go da sanki ne yapıcağımı bulamadığım için biraz soğuma uzaklaşma oldu
Şimdi ise diyorum neye yönelicem ? Neyden daha çok hoşnut olabilirim ? Cpp mi ? Siber mi ? Yoksa sürekli mobil app çıkartıp bir yerden tutunmam mı lazım ? Biraz karamsarlık içindeyim belki bu durumlardan geçmiş birileri nasıl kendini kurtardığını anlatır.
EDİT: GO ile kodlama yapmaya karar kılındı. En son zaten yaptığım Vybe projesinin arka kısmını go ile yazmıştım. Şimdi oradan devam edeceğim. Teşekkürler.
YZ geliştiğinden beri artık yazdığım kodlardan zevk almıyorum. Eskiden bir hata alır saatlerce araştırır sorup soruşturup çözerdim ve çözünce gelen o hissiyat mükemmeldi. Peki ya şimdi ? Bir iki prompt yaz AI sana direkt çıkarmaya başlasın. Artık sadece yazdığı kodu kontrol ediyorum. 6 yıldır Flutter geliştiriciydim şimdi ise backend öğrenmeye veya cpp öğrenip kendimi bir savunma sanayi şirketine fırlatmayı düşünüyorum. Sizlerde durum ne ?
You know that feeling when someone asks "what games have you played?" and you just... blank?
I had 200+ games across Steam, PS, mobile — no idea what I'd finished, what I'd abandoned, what I actually liked. My backlog felt like a to-do list I'd never finish.
So I built Vybe. It's a social game tracker with 5,000+ games where you can:
- Log games as Playing / Finished / Backlog / Dropped
- Rate and review them
- See what your friends are actually playing right now
- Discover games through people you trust, not algorithm-driven ads
Think Letterboxd but for games. No monetization BS, no "top 10 games of 2024" listicles — just your library and your people.
Just launched on Android. iOS coming very soon.
Would love brutal honest feedback from people who actually care about their game libraries.
👉 Vybe
(Yes I know there's Backloggd, GG, and others. Happy to talk about how Vybe is different in the comments.)
You know that feeling when someone asks "have you played X?" and you genuinely can't remember if you played it, half-played it, or just watched someone else play it?
That's why I built Vybe.
It's basically Letterboxd but for games. Log what you've played, rate them, write notes, build lists, follow friends to see what they're into.
Still early (open beta, Android now — iOS coming soon) so rough edges exist. But the core loop works great.
If your backlog is a mess and your memory is worse — give it a try. 👾
link: Vybe Game Tracker
So I've been building a side project for the past few months. A game tracking app — think Letterboxd but for games. Just shipped Android.
For the backend I made a probably-questionable decision: no Gin, no Echo, no Fiber. Pure Go, standard library, everything handrolled.
What I loved:
net/httpWhat actually hurt:
Paired it with Supabase for Postgres + auth, Flutter on the mobile side.
iOS is coming soon. It's open beta so it's rough around the edges — but shipping beats perfect.
Anyone else gone no-framework on a real project? Worth it?
Vybe