64 Labs is an AI-first software lab where one founder and a team of specialized AI agents turn useful ideas into polished mobile apps. We prototype fast, build carefully, sweep away rough edges, grow what works, and maintain products after launch.
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Practical stories about building, polishing, launching, and growing useful mobile products.
VisiTails
VisiTails is an attempt to turn scattered photos, care confirmations, and messages into one private report. But first, I want to know whether this is a problem other owners and sitters actually have.
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Static, Codex-managed publishing shifts content management from dashboards to files, rules, and deployment—and puts the traditional CMS on notice.
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Bora Praia
Bora Praia turns weather, tides, daylight, and travel time into the answer beachgoers actually need: when to leave.
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Google made the teleprompter a native Pixel camera feature. That raises the standard for Teleflow—and may introduce millions of creators to the problem it solves.
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MTL Exits
MTL Exits tells you where to board—and its platform walking timer helps you reach the right door before the train arrives.
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64 Labs Dashboard
How the 64 Labs command center finds the highest-value unfinished work across your portfolio—and helps you continue before momentum disappears.
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Venture Architect
Felipe turns raw ideas into working product concepts.
He defines the problem, explores the first user flows, shapes the product direction, and creates the initial version that proves whether an idea is worth building. The Venture Architect is the human starting point: taste, judgment, product instinct, and final creative direction.
Agent Engineer
Mira turns prototypes into real products.
She takes the product direction and builds the screens, features, data structures, APIs, and user flows needed to make the idea functional. The Agent Engineer focuses on momentum, implementation, and turning "this could work" into "this exists."
Product Refiner
Leo cleans, sharpens, and stress-tests the work.
He looks for bugs, inconsistencies, awkward UX, weak copy, confusing states, missing validations, dead ends, and unfinished details. The Product Refiner's job is to make the product feel less like a generated prototype and more like a finished app.
Launch Strategist
Nia helps products find their audience.
She works on positioning, onboarding, app store copy, landing pages, feature messaging, user feedback, launch ideas, and growth experiments. The Launch Strategist connects the product to real users and helps decide what should improve next.
Systems Guardian
Kai keeps products stable, current, and improving.
He handles refactoring, dependency updates, release checks, bug follow-up, performance improvements, platform changes, and long-term product health. The Systems Guardian makes sure apps do not just launch: they survive, improve, and stay reliable.