Day X/90.
In the last 5 days, I built the second app of the challenge.
But the interesting part isn't the app.
It's the infrastructure behind it.
While building it, I realized I didn't want to keep launching isolated products. I wanted a system that could launch multiple apps from the same foundation.
So I started building an AI Daily App Factory.
One Flutter Firebase codebase.
Multiple products:
β’ Daily Vikings
β’ Daily Mythology
β’ Daily Samurai
β’ Daily Stoicism
β’ Daily History
Each app has its own branding, content, languages and visual identity.
The content pipeline is fully automated:
Qwen β content image prompts with NaN
@barckcode
Gemini Flash Image β image generation
Admin Panel β review & approval
Flutter β delivery to users
Unlike my previous projects, content is generated offline, reviewed, and only then published.
Current generation cost:
β $0.01 per card
β 100 cards for $1
I've also built scripts that create new apps from the terminal, configuring branding, assets, Firebase projects and build settings automatically.
The goal is simple:
Launching a new app should feel more like provisioning infrastructure than starting a new software project.
Now the challenge is no longer technical.
It's figuring out:
β’ Which topics people care about
β’ Which screenshots convert
β’ Which onboarding flows retain users
β’ Which business models work
No idea if any of these apps will succeed.
But every new vertical makes the factory stronger.
(Video below π)
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