I made sure to write this post myself because, though I’ve relied heavily on AI for the vast majority of this project (and still do), I don’t think it’s sincere to use it to share with you guys. I’ll spare you the long story about how I ended up vibe coding, but the why is important. I wanted to make apps and tools for caregivers/caretakers, family, and therapists to help people in similar situations to my mom. She was diagnosed with Frontotemporal Dementia, and it sucks, but the only thing you can really do is slow it’s progress. I figured, if she’s going to be playing iPad games full of ads, I might as well make a couple that can somewhat help her condition instead of just bombarding her with ads. That brings me to Clarity Language and Memory. Using numerous workbooks and activities found online and provided by the speech pathologist/therapist coming to work with my mom, I had Gemini and Claude work together to essentially expand on the underlying ideas behind the activities. I fed them real research papers to make sure the activities were useful/relevant, and then had it all put into multiple languages. I did my best to have Gemini and Claude check one another’s research, forcing citations and trying to minimize hallucinations, and ended up with what you’ll find below. I’m still working on getting it into as many native-speaking hands as possible so that there’s no weird language or anything confusing. I don’t have any ads, there’s no data being collected, this is a purely altruistic endeavor stemming from a need to help my mom deal with a shitty disease. I hope it helps others, even just a little bit. https://claritylanguageandmemory.com/ Tools Used: Claude (planning, phase management, prompt generation for claude code) Claude Code (coding, wiring, testing) Antigravity (Large scale translations) Gemini (Translation checks) GPT (Translation checks) DeepL (Random specific words or phrases in less common languages) submitted by /u/JeffProbstsBlueShirt
Originally posted by u/JeffProbstsBlueShirt on r/ClaudeCode
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