A kid wanted a phone. Too early for a real one.
So their parent had the kid write a design doc for the app they wanted, gave it to Claude Code, and it built the whole thing on an M5Stack Tab5, a small touchscreen device.
It became the house's toy of the year.
Try it with your kid:
"My [age]-year-old wrote this description of the app they want: [paste]. Build it for [device or browser]. Keep their exact names, colors and ideas, even the weird ones. Big buttons, no ads, no internet, no accounts. Then write a one-page manual they can read on their own."