The game doesn't show all your cats at once, and you can have 100+. Within a day Claude Code built a PyQt6 tracker; two months on, it has 600 users and Chinese, Russian and Polish versions.
Result Translated into Chinese, Russian and Polish
“so within a day, i had claude code make me a PyQt6 app that over the next ~2 months grew in complexity and functionality.”
The project on GitHub: Chinese, Russian and Polish translation files, and 609 downloads of its releases.
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The game Mewgenics doesn’t show all your cats at once, and you can have upwards of 100, which is too many to keep in your head. So within a day they had Claude Code build a PyQt6 desktop app, and kept growing it over about two months.
It became their first shipped software: 600 users, with translations into Chinese, Russian and Polish. They call the speed from idea to production unbelievable, and say they learned a lot about how software development works.
I'm not a programmer. I play [game] and want a desktop app that [shows all my items or tracks something] because the game makes it hard to [problem]. Build a first version in Python with a simple window, explain how to run it, and suggest the next three features. Keep the code organised so we can keep adding to it.
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The builder's own repo, as the source says. We haven't audited this code. Read it before you run it.