Lior Pesoa

Hi, I'm Lior Pesoa — a builder based in Tel Aviv. I build digital things: apps, SaaS sites, AI agents, automations & services — all solo. Thirteen apps and tools shipped across the App Store and the web, including Coral, Alba, domain., Snips, and Dodo.

12 years at HoneyBook. I built QA & Automation and managed its team of 12, did product management for the mobile platform, and led many projects along the way, including the company's first AI hackathon in Israel. Now open to new roles — let's talk.

Work

[01] Bread · Coming soon · Oct 2026

A slice of bread you share with friends.

Three Bread App Store screenshots: friends on your Home Screen, everyone adding to one bread, and a photo becoming a sticker
fig. 01 · App Store screenshots

Bread is one slice of bread on your Home Screen. Put photos (always as cutouts) and handwritten notes on it, and move them around right on the bread. Keep a slice to yourself or share it with up to 8 friends, who add to the same slice. The widget shows the one slice you chose.

No sign-up and no login: an invisible ID is backed up to your phone, so your slices follow you to a new one. In English and Japanese. iOS first, Android later.

[02] Coral · Live · Oct 2026

Never leave an agent waiting.

The usecoral.app home page: run your coding agents from your Mac's notch or iPhone
fig. 02 · usecoral.app

Coral is a Mac and iPhone app for answering your coding agents from anywhere. When Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode or Grok stops to ask for permission or input, Coral shows it in your Mac's notch, or on your iPhone when you're away, so you can answer, send the next instruction, or start a new agent without going back to the terminal.

It works with the terminals you already use (Terminal, iTerm2 and Warp) and with the Codex and Copilot apps. Agents group by the project they work in, a long session can be handed off to a fresh one with a note of where it left off, and agents that were open come back after a restart. Free to start, with Pro for the iPhone actions. Its AI features use your own Claude Code login, so there's no extra AI bill.

[03] react-native-whats-new · Open source · Sep 2026

A "what's new" carousel for React Native that asks for a store rating when it closes.

Two pages of the what's-new sheet in a demo app
fig. 03 · the sheet in a demo app

react-native-whats-new is a paged bottom sheet that shows release notes on the first launch after an update — list, image, video, or custom pages — and, when the user taps "Got it", calls your store-review prompt right then. Finishing a changelog for something they just got is a purely positive moment, which makes it the best time to ask for a rating.

Pure JavaScript, no native code: works in Expo Go, no pod install, no config plugin. Fresh installs see nothing, light and dark mode follow the system, and it ships an Agent Skill plus llms.txt so coding agents can wire it up correctly the first time. Free and MIT licensed — the React Native take on Notelet.

[04] Icon Toggle for LastPass · Open source · Aug 2026

A Chrome extension that hides the LastPass icon inside input fields.

A sign-in form before and after: the LastPass icon is gone from the email field
fig. 04 · before and after

LastPass parks a small red icon inside every email, username, and password field you type into. It sits on top of your text, and LastPass ships no setting to turn it off. This extension hides it — on one site or on all of them — without disabling LastPass, blocking autofill, or touching your vault.

Toggling works instantly in both directions and applies to every open tab at once: turn the icon back on and it returns exactly where LastPass drew it, with no page reload. It collects no data and makes no network requests. MIT licensed, about 250 lines, readable in a sitting.

[05] Alba · On the App Store · Jun 2026

A travel packing list app.

Two Alba App Store screenshots
fig. 05 · App Store screenshots

Packing for a trip shouldn't be stressful. Alba builds smart packing lists so nothing gets left behind — a small, focused iOS app that does one job well.

[06] domain. · On the App Store · Jun 2026

Your domain manager, in your pocket.

Two domain. App Store screenshots
fig. 06 · App Store screenshots

Every builder ends up with a pile of domains scattered across registrars. domain. keeps them all in one place — renewals, expirations, and your whole portfolio at a glance, from your phone.

[07] Snips · On the App Store · Jun 2026

One photo a day.

Two Snips App Store screenshots
fig. 07 · App Store screenshots

A daily photo journal: capture one photo a day and watch your life stack up into something worth scrolling back through. Small, intentional, and habit-forming in the good way.

[08] Dodo · On the App Store · Apr 2026

An iOS app for notes and to-dos.

Two Dodo App Store screenshots
fig. 08 · App Store screenshots

I built Dodo for myself after failing to find a notes/to-do app that worked the way I wanted. A small native iOS app — designed for one job done well. Shipped on the App Store.

[09] krill.to · Live · Mar 2026

Searchable X (Twitter) bookmarks.

The krill.to share image
fig. 09 · share image

krill.to is full-text search for your X (Twitter) bookmarks. Connect your account and it imports and indexes everything you've saved — built on Next.js with an edge-first architecture, so search is instant.

X ships no real bookmark search. You can save posts, but finding them later is almost impossible — no full-text search, no filtering by date or topic, just a chronological dump.

I built it for myself after failing to find a third-party tool that actually worked. It's live at krill.to and free to use.

[10] paletteui.xyz · Live · Mar 2026

Curated color themes for shadcn/ui.

The paletteui.xyz share image
fig. 10 · share image

A free, open-source collection of OKLCH color themes for Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui — with full light and dark mode support. One command to install. Built because picking colors is the worst part of starting a project.

[11] Clawly · Offline for now · Feb 2026

An AI assistant agent built on OpenClaw.

The Clawly share image, greyed out while it is offline
fig. 11 · archived

Started in the early days of OpenClaw with one goal: bring that power to SMBs. Clawly evolved into an AI assistant — accessible via Telegram or a web chat interface — that builds custom dashboards tailored to your business. Runs on Fly.io.

[12] runab.io · Live · Dec 2025

The simplest A/B testing tool. For builders who ship.

The runab.io share image
fig. 12 · share image

A/B testing without the enterprise overhead — no SDKs to wrangle, no dashboards to configure. Runab gives solo builders and small teams the signal they need to ship with confidence.

[13] Breeze · Offline · Dec 2025

AI-generated ads for your product.

Breeze turns a product URL into beautiful, on-brand ad creatives — no designer needed. Built for founders and marketers who want scroll-stopping visuals without the production overhead.

[14] drpesoa.com · Live · Nov 2025

Professional site for Dr. Yair Pesoa.

The drpesoa.com home page
fig. 14 · drpesoa.com

A professional site I built for my brother, Dr. Yair Pesoa — a senior pediatric ophthalmologist at Schneider Children's Hospital.

Manifesto ;)

Software should feel handmade. Pixels deserve intention. The internet is a stage, and every interaction is a tiny performance. I'm here to make the web feel a little more alive.

Contact

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