Anyone can build an app in 2026, but most of them are garbage.

Anyone can build an app in 2026, but most of them are garbage. I'm an ex-software engineer and here's how to actually do it right in 60 seconds. Step one, let Claude plan it. Open Claude Code and Cursor or in the browser, doesn't matter, and just describe what you want. Claude figures out the features, the database, the logic. You are not coding, you are describing the vision. Step two, build one thing at a time. Here's what most people miss up. They ask Claude to build the whole app at once. Don't. Build one small feature, test it, commit it to GitHub if you're building with Cursor, then move to the next one. It sounds slow, but it's actually way faster because you are not debugging 100 things at once. Step three, when Claude gets stuck, just reset. If Claude starts giving you weird answers, don't argue with it. Start a new chat. Works every time. When you are planning, you're gonna have a million feature ideas. Don't add them all. This is simply your first version, the faster you'll actually ship. That's my whole process in simple terms. Comment your questions below and follow for more.