side b music app
A vibe-coded web demo — play it in your browser, no install. First experiment with AI-assisted development (Lovable). Social music rating app built with React + TypeScript. Proof of concept, not production.
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A proof-of-concept music rating and discovery app — think Letterboxd for music. Built in a weekend as my first experiment with AI-assisted development using Lovable.
Home Feed Discovery layer combining trending albums, structured ratings, and social engagement in a single surface.
Album Detail Aggregate ratings, discussion, and take submission.
User Profile Top albums, follower graph, and recent takes.
Social Layer Follow users and engage with their takes.
Music discovery platforms tend to optimize for volume and virality over quality of engagement.
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