For some time now, building an app seemed harder than it needed to be. Claude Code, MCPs, and agentic skills enabled me to change that. So I designed and built my first app.
Pecca is a fast way to save the things you like and actually find them again. If you’re like me then links pile up in notes, bookmarks, and screenshots until you can’t remember what any of them were. Pecca keeps them in one place, with enough details of the item visible that you don’t have to open a link to remember why you saved it.
Every save keeps the store’s own image.
Every product you save lands on the same clean canvas. Scroll the whole space, or fan it out into a grid — it reads like a gallery, not a folder.
Every product you save lands on the same clean canvas. Scroll the whole space, or fan it out into a grid — it reads like a gallery, not a folder.
Copy any product link, or share it straight from Safari. Pecca reads the page and pulls the title, price, and photo across for you.
Fits, wishlists, gift ideas. Name collections however you think, and a piece can sit in more than one.
Scroll a full-screen wheel, or fan out to the grid. No ads, no algorithm, nothing you didn’t choose to keep.
