Today, I won’t be diving into anything too code-heavy. Instead, I focused on organising our Linear Board to give us a clear path toward multiple releases. The first release is coming next week, where we’ll launch the B2C web portion of the app. (Remember, the codebase is built with Tamagui and multi-platform technologies, so we’ve had native in mind this whole time). This release will let customers start building books. We’ve already done some extensive user testing, but we’re open to more—so if anyone wants a free memory book DM me, wink wink 😉. Next week, I’ll be polishing the final touches on the B2C experience, then switching over to the mobile app to get it ready for launch. We’ll first release the mobile app with the B2C experience, and later in September—just in time for the Ship-a-ton Hackathon—we’ll add AI-powered journaling, premium templates, and memory-building features, all behind the RevenueCat SDK. But for today, it was all about Linear—planning out what the next week will look like, while also taking advantage of the new background agent feature in Cursor. #buildinpublic #shipaton #shipaton2025 #cursor #linear #reactnative #revenuecat

Yesterday and today I worked on an ImageViewer component with reordering. The reordering was important so we can define the media order on our listings in our application. The ImageViewer is built with Tamagui and supports adding, deleting, viewing, and reordering photos. It’s pretty generic and could fit into any app. If this gets 100 likes, I’ll drop the full component for free after the Ship-a-ton Hackathon. I included an architecture breakdown below. #shipaton #buildinpublic

Next, we have a Carousel component. On mobile, you can swipe left/right to change photos, and it simply displays a photo or video.