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Jamie Clarke

For my daily writing

A card for every post, made on my phone in seconds

I write every day now, and I wanted a quick way to turn a line into a card for social media. So I built one that lives on my phone like an app.

The card maker on a laptop

Why I built it

I’ve started writing every day on Substack, and I wanted to share a line from each post on X and Facebook. Opening a design app on my phone every morning was going to slow me down, and anything that slows me down doesn’t get done.

What it does

I type the words, put stars round any word I want underlined in orange, and it sizes everything to fit. It adds the day number for me. I pick a background (cream, navy, orange or one of my own photos), pick the size for wherever it’s going, and tap Save or share. On my phone that opens the share sheet, so it goes straight to Photos or Instagram.

There’s a size made for the picture at the top of a Substack post, because Substack crops that image differently in different places and the first card I made got cut off.

It remembers what I used last, and it’s on my home screen like any other app. I built it in a day.

The card maker on a phone
Type, pick a background, and share it straight to wherever it is going.

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Built in an evening for my boys before the Warrington Wolves Grand Final. I shared it in a couple of Wolves Facebook groups and about 100 people played over 800 games in the first few days.

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For my son's charity run

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For my kids' football club

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