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Build web apps from voice notes with Claude Code & Vercel

A complete workflow to turn raw ideas into functional web applications. Learn how to transfer context from Claude (web) to Claude Code (terminal) using the 'claude.md' file to quickly build and deploy projects to Vercel.

Learning Timeline
Key Insights

The Power of Voice (Verbal) Input

Highly detailed and deep prompts are often easier to generate verbally than by typing. Use voice mode to iterate on ideas before turning them into code.

Context Transfer Tips

The 'claude.md' file acts as the project's 'memory.' It is critical when transitioning from the planning phase in Claude Web to the building phase in the terminal using Claude Code to prevent any loss of vital information.
Prompts

Setting Project Context

Target: Claude (Web)
I'm going to be a guest on [Nama Podcast/Event] today. You're going to be assisting me with putting together strong content angle, strong ideas, and strong strategy for delivering the most value to his audience. This is currently the most popular episode I've done: [Link/Detail].

Extracting Instructions for Claude Code

Target: Claude (Web)
This was great. Now, I want you to give me a pasteable set of instructions that I can put into your instructions for this [Project Name] as we continue along with this episode. Create a claude.md file for this.
Step by Step

Web App Development Workflow from Voice Notes

  1. Start by doing a 10-15 minute verbal 'brain dump' of your ideas using Whisper Flow to get an accurate transcript.
  2. Upload the voice transcript into the Claude (Web Interface).
  3. Ask Claude to transform the messy transcript into a structured, 'scannable' document (e.g., in HTML or Markdown format).
  4. Provide Claude with additional context about your target audience or specific project objectives via chat.
  5. Request a 'pasteable' (copy-paste) set of instructions from Claude that summarizes all the strategies and context discussed.
  6. Ask Claude to generate a 'blueprint' or the application's base code (e.g., HTML/JS files) based on the conversation.
  7. Ask Claude to create a specific file named 'claude.md' containing all project context, specifications, and technical instructions.
  8. Download the HTML and 'claude.md' files into a new project folder on your computer.
  9. Open your Terminal or Command Prompt within that project folder.
  10. Launch Claude Code (CLI) inside the terminal.
  11. Instruct Claude Code: 'Take a look at the claude.md file to give yourself context' so the AI understands the entire project without needing a re-explanation.
  12. Command Claude Code to finish the remaining application code and handle the deployment to GitHub.
  13. Ask Claude Code to connect the project to Vercel for hosting so the app can be accessed live.

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