on the web, I came across the ReveriePaint app, it’s kind of like krita, only for mobile devices🤩 https://github.com/LanRhyme/ReveriePaint
I’m quite sure this is mostly vibe coded. Why can’t people just be honest about vibe coding something?
First commit on august 20th with the entire codebase.
Dozens to Hundreds of commits per active day, each modifying hundreds to thousands of lines of code, so definitely 1000+ lines per day, sometimes 3-5k.
The classic LLM commit format.
Agents.md clearly written by an LLM.
Claude is a top contributor
Top contributes top repos are:
LanRhyme
- sparse, normal commits and issue splits until mid 2025 when he started committing 500-5000 lines of code per day and is 96% commits
- extremely crazy github overview with tons of custom components
- very slow vibe-coded website
fisHarly0:
- only started contributing anything on github in May, bot?
- claude-proxy
- vibe - coding - workflow
Chinsaa
- Only started committing anything on github in february
- seems to actually do human code, or small changes but only in vibe coded repos
Another worthless AI slop app. “Open source” yeah by using a tool that stole the works of actual open source developers.
i miss isketch
AGENTS.mdin the repo, btw.I personally would check the file before making any claims. I cannot remember the projects, but I have seen a couple ( that clearly didn’t stick with me ) that used an agents(dot)md file to basically tell the agents to piss off, in a much more professional way. It’s what inspired me to make an agents(dot)md file for my nekoweb pages.
As for it being effective, I imagine it’s about as effective as the old robots(dot)txt, but a man can dream.
Edit:
The file is in Chinese, so I cannot say one way or another until I see a rough machine translation.
AI can help you with a translation.
What’s that mean?
Probably that they used AI coding agents to help write the project
This is the first editor I found that lets me easily (after I found the right buttons) layer and edit multiple pictures together for a
meme.
If others can do it I didn’t manage to find out how.
If it can do text effects like shadows this will become my primary meme making machine.
The app defaulted to Chinese for me but the first general option is the language selection.
There’s also Fossify Paint. I used it and it’s pretty decent.
Yeah I use that one for quick jotting and drawing
In addition to drawing, there is stop-motion animation, and it seems to work😲
does it let you to export more than gif’s?
Of course, it can also export animations to MP4 format😄
Thanks for posting, will check out. Interesting project to use Krita underneath.
Easy on those emojis though. Almost didn’t read, we don’t need more of those.
Yes, it’s just hard for me to write without emotions :D
I like all emotes. There really should be more of them
( ´◡‿ゝ◡`)
Calling it the first seems a bit stretched, since I have Krita installed on my android tablet. Interesting nonetheless, since Krita UI is not really optimized for mobile.
yes you’re right, I mean the app to draw on regular phones, Krita is more suitable for a tablet with a stylus, and I love that now there are different alternatives for creativity🎨
The UI is a hard port from desktop, but nonetheless totally usable, as the user would be using external input devices anyway.
This appears to be a Jetpack Compose UI for Krita.
Nice, there is also Minipaint which I use online in the Browser in Desktop and Mobile.
https://viliusle.github.io/miniPaint/
I use Krita on desktop, in mobile it’s not so good.
The first is Pocket Paint, its on F-Droid: https://github.com/Catrobat/Paintroid , its v1.1.4 is from 2014 Yours is from the recent years.
Yes, I corrected the text and this app that you mentioned as a simple drawing for notes is even suitable, I didn’t even know how long ago Pocket Paint appeared, thanks for mentioning😃
It’s not just a simple drawing of four nodes. It does have multiple layers, transparency and so on.
Nice! I’ll try it when it arrives fdroid
Krita is available on Android
wow it looks great for an android tablet, thanks for sharing
looks like it uses krita for its core
