Apparently I’ve reached a new level of vibe-code lazy.
Step 1: Decide to build a no-code spatial creation platform.
Step 2: Realize building said platform would be significantly easier… if I already had said platform.
Step 3: Build just enough Synomize to start making Synomize build Synomize.
And somehow, that’s actually what we’re doing.
Synomize is being built to turn ideas into working projects across 50 programming languages, web, desktop, and VR.
But instead of finishing the entire thing behind closed doors and showing everyone the polished result, we’re doing something considerably more chaotic:
We’re using the unfinished Synomize to help finish Synomize, while building the whole thing in public.
The website will evolve into the actual web version as we build. New tools will become usable, then those tools can help build the next tools.
Basically:
Build Synomize → use Synomize → build more Synomize → repeat.
So this video isn’t really a launch trailer.
It’s more like timestamped evidence of where this ridiculous experiment started.
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