Sometimes, you want to combine technology with a deeper sense of purpose. That was exactly my approach recently when I decided to use Replit—an interactive platform where you can code and run applications in real time—to develop four mini-apps that would support my spiritually inclined audience. Along the way, I harnessed artificial intelligence to streamline the process, allowing these concepts to come to life with less friction. I am no developer but I built these in a weekend. I don't know how it would take me to code all of this from scratch; the new tools are getting very good.
The first app I created is called “Gore or Glam: Crystal Edition.” You can try it here:
https://stonebridgeimports.ca/pages/gore-or-glam-crystal-edition-beta
Yes, the name is dramatic, and that is intentional. This app retrieves content from Reddit’s r/mineralgore and r/mineralporn subreddits, highlighting both the “oh no” reactions to artificially enhanced minerals and the “wow” moments of pure, natural stones. By showcasing these contrasts, I hope to spark conversations about authenticity, beauty, and our soul-level connection to the mineral kingdom.
Next, I ventured into numerology and built a simple calculator based on our QuickStudy chart:
https://stonebridgeimports.ca/pages/numerology-calculator-beta
By entering your name and birth date, the app calculates your life path number and a few other insights. It is a quick and fun way to dip your toes into spiritual exploration, even though real growth always comes from deeper introspection and life experience.
From there, I moved on to dream interpretation. I developed an AI-driven dream interpreter that aims to help people find meaning or inspiration in their dreams. You can try it here:
https://stonebridgeimports.ca/pages/dream-interpreter-beta
I love how this tool encourages self-reflection. While no algorithm can capture the full complexity of the human psyche, it provides a starting point for exploring personal symbolism.
Finally, I created a crystal identifier powered by image recognition:
https://stonebridgeimports.ca/pages/crystal-identifier-beta
This app analyzes an uploaded photo of a mineral to determine whether it might be quartz, amethyst, or something more unusual. It is a handy tool for those who are just beginning to explore the world of crystals, making it easier to align intentions with the specific properties of the stones you are working with.
All in all, these projects represent a joyful fusion of technology and spirituality. Even if none of these apps becomes world-famous, they were a meaningful experiment in creating soul-centered digital tools. If you have ever considered blending your deeper passions with innovative coding platforms like Replit, I encourage you to try it yourself. By allowing artificial intelligence to handle some of the heavy lifting, you might discover fresh ways to serve your community—and honor the more profound aspects of human experience.
- Arthur
