How it began

How it started

The starting point was simple: AI Built Projects already documented games and websites, so I wanted to see what would happen if I built a real mobile application with AI assistance too.

My first ideas were practical. I considered an app that could make it quicker to check ratings and information while browsing films and series. I also explored ideas connected to gemstones and valuation. The problem was not whether those ideas could be built. It was whether they offered something distinctive enough to justify building them.

The conversations gradually moved away from utility and towards play. Instead of another information tool, I decided to make something social, visual and deliberately light-hearted: an app that gives people photo challenges, guides them through taking the pictures and turns the result into a collage. That decision became Chaos Booth.

Local by design

Your photos and creations stay under your control

Chaos Booth does not require an account, subscription or purchase. Photos, optional background removal and person-position detection are processed locally on the device. Saved collages remain on the phone and can be managed through My Creations.

Sharing begins only when the player chooses Share. Android then opens its system sharing interface so the player can select the destination. Countdown and sound preferences are also stored locally.