The age of hyper-personal software is here | Wouter Smet

The author argues that the advent of AI coding has ushered in an era of hyper-personal software, where individuals can rapidly build custom applications tailored to tiny, specific audiences like their own families. Citing tools like Claude Code used on mobile devices, the author contends that software creation is shifting from commercial products built for mass markets to bespoke tools built for immediate, personal needs. Open article →