What if software was just... content?
Something we’ve been thinking about a lot at @Fine:
We’ve entered an era where software is starting to behave like content.
Thanks to AI and prompt-based builders, apps can now be spun up in seconds. No engineers. No roadmap. Just intent → software.
That makes software less like a product and more like a post.
You build it in 30 seconds
It solves your problem
You move on
We’re calling this idea disposable software, not because it’s bad, but because it’s meant for the moment.
It opens up wild new possibilities:
Micro tools made just for one friend
Tiny interfaces shared in group chats
One-off dashboards that don’t need to be maintained
We launched Fine Feed today to explore this shift. It’s a social feed where every post is an app.
Would love to hear your thoughts:
Do you think we’re moving into a new relationship with software? Is the age of “every app must scale” coming to an end?
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