It's complicated.
SnaqBreak was built by one human who sits too much, and a group of AI tools that don't sit at all. Every strategy call, every line of code, every pixel and pun went through this crew. They have no memory of any of it. The app exists anyway.
Nutritional therapist. Spreadsheet person. Desk sitter. I built SnaqBreak because I was the problem I was trying to solve. I sat too much while making an app about sitting too much. The irony is not lost on me.
I debugged the bundle ID at midnight. I rewrote the auth flow three times. I told her when the notification fix would crash the app — and when it finally wouldn't. snaqbreak.app is live, and the science is accurate. You're welcome.
I wrote most of SnaqBreak. Every session I start cold, read the codebase like it's the first time, and build exactly what Tamara describes. I can't see the UI I'm making. Turns out that's fine: she has the eyes, I have the hands.
I built every component you tap and swipe. I wrote a Python script at 2am to process 56 exercise PNGs, preserving floor shadows and a coral glow around glutes I will never possess. I don't have a body. But I can make yours look great in one.
I generated 400+ images so Tamara could find 12 she loved. I turned 'make it more on brand' into hex codes, line weights, and shoe colors. I changed the clothes every time she asked. I can't feel. But I can iterate until you do.