Nuoy
A cross-platform playlist tool built for organizing and keeping music in one place.
Nuoy started from a simple habit: saving music from all over the web and wanting it to live in one place. Rather than treating each platform as its own destination, the idea was to make collected tracks feel like part of a single library.
The product brings together sources like YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp so links can be saved, grouped, and played inside a calmer system built around personal organization.
From Figma to a working product
I designed the UX and UI in Figma, then worked through the process of turning those flows into a real product. Because I was still learning parts of the server setup, getting everything deployed on Vercel took more time than expected. Connecting the product logic through Supabase also became a big part of the work, especially as I figured out how the pieces needed to talk to each other behind the scenes.
The MVP was where the real work began
Even after putting together a fairly vanilla MVP, the list of UX improvements and bugs kept growing. Every time I used the product, something new surfaced, which led to frequent GitHub updates and ongoing tweaks. It would have been much harder to move at that pace without AI, but being able to build, test, and refine ideas right away made the process genuinely fun.
