feature to share urls with happenlist. also added auth #happenlist

Added auth to #happenlist

First time going to the gym in a long time after injury. Been building up blueprint-style sleep and eating schedule, which has settled into a rhythm, so working out is the big next step. After that, will work on validating #happenlist today: there are a few key requirements that have to be met, and will put 100% focus on those. Looking forward to get started. Though I need to be excited about going to the gym instead. Maybe that will grow over time 🙃.

Pushed out a total UI revamp to TestFlight today #happenlist. Going from the vibecoded MVP to something truly great.

Resting again. Taking some notes on strategies and plans. #life #happenlist #promptgrid

Making my crawling agent ace today. Tired of the mediocrity. #happenlist #promptgrid

Improved crawling coverage by improving some bugs #happenlist

I've been simultaneously improving a crawler of #happenlist and thoroughly improving promptgun, the world's best LLM client library that I'm building. this library makes it much easier to build such a thing as a web crawler with LLMs. It also easily integrates with an LLM live log at my work-in-progress SAAS #promptgrid. All in all a day with some hard productive building!

cleaned up event detail page and added the link to the event detail page on the venue website if it exists #happenlist

added cronjob so event crawling happens regularly automatically #happenlist

fixed event crawling bugs, now way more events show up #happenlist

improved crawler on #happenlist, making it actually browse –rather than just visit the main page of– websites of venues. Also made it ignore events on irrelevant locations (as happens when a venue is part of a chain and its website is the website of that chain)

was always too lazy to implement a cursor for an endpoint, but i knew it was best, but now with the llm i let it do it of course #happenlist

#happenlist's first version & my first ever app store submission got rejected yesterday based on a design guideline that says it "can also be a website", so today I added distance-to-event (which uses location) and notify-me-at-day-of-event features, plus removing some too-obvious web links from the main overview.

Submitted #happenlist to app store review, my first ios app. Then built a website, happnlist.com

now supporting multiple cities! #happenlist

added city selection and improved date display, filtering and fixed bugs in crawling #happenlist

added times and improved time display to #happenlist

IT WORKS, first list of events on phone screen yaay #happenlist