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Building kebab, a private feed for the things I would normally text myself

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Designing and building an iOS app for keeping what you notice - threaded notes, collections, reminders, and entries that resurface.

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kebab is a private place for the things I would normally text myself. Entries are as quick to capture as a text, but unlike a texting thread with yourself they do not rot in the scrollback: I can comment on my own notes, so a restaurant recommendation quietly becomes a running review thread and an idea gets argued with three weeks later. Notes file into collections, carry their own reminders, and resurface on their own schedule, because the whole point is that the things you notice should come back to you. I designed it, built it in SwiftUI on Supabase, and ship it to TestFlight myself. It is also the most honest design work I do, because every decision gets tested nightly against the one user I cannot hide from - me.

welcome screen with the kebab wordmark, demo entry deck, and the keblob field behind
the feed with collection tabs, a resurfaced entry badge, a reminder chip, and a link card
entry view with a comment hanging off the thread spine
comment view three layers deep: entry, comment, and a reply from a month later
a collection view scoped to Food spots, with the composer scoped to match
search screen with the recent activity log of created, commented, viewed, and resurfaced events
search results with the matched term highlighted and collection metadata
the remind me sheet: later today, tomorrow, in a week, pick a date, or random
entry actions sheet: edit, remind me, add to collection, hide, delete