My best friend Gi is super sad because she thinks we are going to lose our jobs to AI soon.

She might be right, but I don’t want Gi to be sad.
I was telling this to my brother, and he—like many successful men—is a weird mixture of grumpy and optimistic.

So when I said, “I wish I could do something to make Gi feel better,”
he said, “Build a prototype of an app, because if you create a successful company for Gi to work at, she won’t have to worry about losing her job.”

I didn’t know what “prototype an app” even meant, but my brother doesn’t like follow-up questions, so I decided to figure it out later.

It turns out that even if you don’t work in tech, you can prototype an app.
It took three weeks and it was hard. But I learned a lot, and I took a lot of notes.

So Gi, being the amazing, non-gatekeeping girly that she is, told me I should post the things I learned because they could help other non-technical people.

So if you’re not super technical and any of this could be helpful to you, everything will be posted on this site, or you can have it emailed to you: