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Prabhat Maurya
KMP | Compose Multip... • 3m
"Something which looks useless in your bubble might be useful for someone." I recently built and shared an Email Generator app called MailCraft which seems useless in my tech heavy circle but a few days ago my father had to write an email to a bank to change his TPIN and I showed him the app and how it works. He was impressed with how it works. I have already taught him about ChatGPT and how to use it but in this case he said it's difficult for him to copy and paste different things on the phone from one app to another. Although he is a teacher, people of his generation or one who are not that deep into tech find it a burden. In this case this app just generates the mail and sends it to any mail client (Outlook in this case). He also shared it with his colleagues and their reaction was also identical. Now I think that the project I made to just demonstrate my skills might have a market to serve. (btw it's on Play Store called MailCraft and still downloads are under 50 but I am happy 😁)
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