Miggy
I’ve had migraines since I was 14. Existing tracker apps never quite worked for me. Miggy is the version I always wanted: a tracker built around how migraines actually feel rather than how databases like to log them.
I built it solo using an AI-driven workflow. I sketch ideas on paper or in Figma, prompt AI tools (Codex, Claude) to generate the working app, then bring it back to Figma to refine, and feed the changes back into the AI loop. I’m the quality control between iterations rather than the executor of every line of code. Currently in closed beta with a small group of testers.
Miggy in screens

Design loop: Figma to code and back

The project begins with 2 pieces of notes and a couple of AI driven PRD documentation

Learning how to code in Swift on the go with Codex

Setting up a loop where new tickets will be created and log down for any version changes and update on their own.

Design iterations happened in code and simple Figma frame drawing and arrows.

Couple of screens where boxes are drawn and text use as indicator

Example in outline view to see the ‘design’ in iteration















