I built a bread baking schedule app in 3 hours with Claude Code — without writing a single line of code

Published: (January 14, 2026 at 11:48 PM EST)
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Source: Dev.to

Source: Dev.to

The Problem

The Build Process

  • “Add a dropdown with different recipes” → Done
  • Each request took seconds. No Googling. No Stack Overflow. No debugging missing semicolons.

The Result

Flour Hour — a bread baking schedule planner with:

  • 📋 22 recipes — sourdough, croissants, brioche, focaccia, bagels, cinnamon rolls, discard pancakes, and more

Tech Stack

  • React + Vite — frontend framework
  • GitHub Pages — free hosting
  • Google Analytics — tracking visitors

And I didn’t write a single line of code myself.

What Surprised Me

It understood context

I didn’t have to explain everything each time. Claude remembered what we’d built and made changes in the right places.

It handled the boring stuff

Deployment configs, CSS path issues, file structure — Claude just handled it.

It felt like collaboration

I’d describe a problem, and Claude would sometimes suggest a better approach than what I had in mind.

Try It

If you’ve been sitting on an app idea because the technical work feels overwhelming — try just talking to Claude about it.

What are you building with AI? Drop a comment — I’d love to see!

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