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 built the product myself. The server setup was new to me, and getting the first version onto Vercel took longer than I expected. Supabase became another part of the design process: I had to understand how the product data and screen states connected before the interface could work the way I had drawn it.
The MVP was where the real work began
The MVP was only the starting point. Each time I used it, I found another awkward interaction or edge case and added it to the list. I kept shipping small changes through GitHub, often using AI to help me test an idea or work through unfamiliar code. That short loop between noticing a problem and trying a fix became my favorite part of building Nuoy.
