I embarked on a weekend sprint to build a memory-card app that mimics Anki’s core ideas but adds a few personal twists;). The twist: I did it without writing a single line of code for B4X. Instead, I leaned on AI-powered tools—Cursor to plan and automate the process, Claude Code to generate the practical code scaffolding and UI logic, and a handful of other AI-assisted assets for audio, visuals, and sharing. It sounds wild, but in 72 hours the project came together, ran smoothly, and now ships with all the features I care about: spaced repetition based on the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve, randomized card presentation, audio cues, social sharing, and even a playful poster and micro-interactions. I spent about $140 in total on tools and...