A vibe-coded web demo — play it in your browser, no install. 🚨 An app for the exact moment you're behind on exams and don't know where to start. I have no coding background — built this entirely using AI tools (Claude + Lovable) after struggling through my own exam panic. Gives you a real recovery plan instead of "study harder."
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Controls: A visual (not spreadsheet-style) view of multiple deadlines at once, each…
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubBuild a complete, polished, responsive web app called "Academic Emergency Room" (AER) — an app that helps stressed students figure out exactly what to study when they're behind on an exam, assignment, or deadline.
Students who are behind, panicking, or don't know where to start describe their situation, and the app gives them a realistic, prioritized recovery plan instead of generic "study harder" advice. Core message: "You're not finished. You're just in academic emergency mode.
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