Nuoy
I took Nuoy from an everyday frustration to a live product: one personal library for tracks saved across YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp.
Nuoy grew out of a simple habit: saving music from across the web and wanting it to live in one place. I turned that frustration into a clear product principle—the source should matter less than the collection.
That principle shaped a single library for links from YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp, with one shared system for saving, grouping, and playback.
From idea to live product
I independently took Nuoy from concept and product structure through UX/UI, front-end implementation, testing and deployment. I used AI throughout the process to move faster between idea, prototype and working product.
Refining it through daily use
The MVP established the core experience, then daily use became the feedback loop. I turned awkward interactions and edge cases into small, frequent releases, keeping design and implementation close enough to test and ship improvements quickly. When the code was unfamiliar, I used AI to explore and test implementation approaches before applying them.
