Nuoy
I created Nuoy to bring tracks saved across YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp into one personal music library.
Nuoy grew out of a simple habit: saving music from across the web and wanting it to live in one place. Instead of treating each platform as a separate destination, I designed one library where collected tracks could sit together.
Nuoy brings together sources such as YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp, allowing links to be saved, grouped, and played in a clear system built around personal organization.
Designing the system, then building it
I defined the product structure, designed the interactions and visual interface in Figma, and built the working application. To make the interface behave as designed, I worked through the data model and screen states alongside the visual work. Using Vercel and Supabase, I carried the idea from early flows to a live release.
Refining it through daily use
The MVP was only the starting point. Daily use exposed awkward interactions and edge cases, which I addressed through small, frequent releases. Keeping design and implementation close let me test ideas quickly and improve the experience based on real use. When the code was unfamiliar, I used AI to test implementation approaches before applying them.
