I have been practicing ukulele for the last 2 years. I have plenty of printed documents and songs that I carry with me to the classes. When I want to play a new song, I listen it in youtube, look for the tutorial in another page or follow the lyric in a printed document. I also take notes of the chords that I don't know or remember and everything seems to be spread in several places.

Uku app is a personal ukulele companion app I have built to solve that real friction point in my own practice: instead of juggling YouTube tabs, chord sheets, and printed lyrics scattered across different places, it centralizes tablature search and song storage in one cohesive tool with a planned integration to pull songs you already have saved in Google Drive. The UI was shaped using Google Stitch for visual direction and then brought to life with Claude Code in VS Code, aiming for an aesthetic that feels both cozy and vibrant.

So the real problem was on how to create a searcher of tablatures that at the same time works as a repository for the saved songs and the one that I already have uploaded in Google Drive. That last part I am still working on it.

Design vibe

For inspiration I started using Google Stitch to explore layout ideas and UI patterns, especially around cards, hierarchy and colors. I wanted it to feel cozy and vibrant at the same time and this was the amazing result:

Google Stitch

In Terms of Claude Code, I took the Google Stitch results and started prompting directly in Visual Studio Code. I want to keep exploring other functionalities and integrate the Drive repository with the app.

At the moment it is still in LocalHost but as soon as I feel it could be published I will update the link :)