Yesterday I posted about an archive I built for Kumamoto International with the help of AI (Claude and Claude Code). I did that on my computer. It's hard for me to imagine doing something similar on a phone, which seems to be the case with https://imacoco-navi.netlify.app/

The site that is described in the article is one that Atsuko first introduced and that I reintroduced here:

https://www.facebook.com/1379708514190936/posts/1471434965018290

-- Kirk

https://www.nippon.com/en/news/yjj2026080800071/

P.S. Being a geek, I was curious to know more about how this site was built. I got some help from ChatGPT and learned this:

--- ChatGPT's take ---
Imacoco Navi appears to be a good example of how several newer tools can make very rapid website development possible. Misato Kaetsu reportedly used Claude on her smartphone to describe the kind of information-sharing site she wanted, and Claude generated the necessary web files and helped her refine them. The site was then deployed through Netlify, a service that can put a website online very quickly without the developer having to configure a conventional web server.

For the shared data, the site appears to use Google Firebase, including its Firestore database. That means Kaetsu did not have to build and operate her own database server or much of the usual back-end infrastructure. In effect, Claude could generate the interface and the code connecting it to ready-made cloud services, while Netlify and Firebase handled much of the underlying technical machinery. That helps make the claim that a useful working version could be created on a phone within a few hours quite plausible.
--- end quote from ChatGPT