Panos is vibe coding

I use AI-assisted development to turn annoying everyday problems into small useful apps fast.

What this means

This isn't polished startup theatre. No pitch deck, no planning cycles, no committee. I see a bottleneck, pair program with AI to write the code, and ship a working prototype fast.

It's pragmatic: build something small, put it into use, test it in the real world, and improve it based on actual friction.

Current experiments

These are the current active projects undergoing rapid iteration:

Pare Gala (Our Groceries)

Active PWA

A simple shared grocery list tool built to solve my family's daily Greek question: “Thes gala?” (Do you want milk?). Instantly synced list.

→ Get it on Google Play

HonestCal

Beta

A calorie estimation utility powered by LLMs, inspired by my personal experience of losing 30 kilos and keeping it off for over 6 years. Built for speed and honest tracking.

→ Free to try

Chroma (Paint by Number)

Beta

A paint-by-number colouring game I rebuilt from scratch because my daughter loved the original, with one addition it never had: colouring your own family photos.

→ Try the beta

My Principles

1
Solve real problems: If an app doesn't save time or solve a specific annoyance, it shouldn't exist.
2
Ship small: Deliver a functional core on day one instead of building broad, unused systems.
3
Get feedback early: Test assumptions immediately with actual usage and real-world edge cases.
4
Keep the product simple: Maintain a minimal interface that does one job extremely well.
5
Avoid fake complexity: Say no to bloated architectures, complex state frameworks, and unnecessary dependencies.