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A mother who builds is a mother worth celebrating. Sara is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Miami University, and a mother of two adult kids, one baby, a beagle, and a cat. She teaches pharmacology, which means her students face a mountain of memorization and a real need to practice safe medication administration before they ever do it on a real person. So she's building two things on Replit: an adaptive, gamified microlearning app to make memorization stick, and Med Pass Master, a video game where nursing students can practice clinical judgment as many times as they need. Better tools for the next generation who will one day take care of us.

Mother's Day has passed, but there's never a bad time to highlight mothers everywhere. Adquena balances motherhood, a full-time shipbuilding career, and a portfolio of projects that includes AI observability tools, XR insurance workflows, workforce platforms, and immersive learning experiences. She builds because she wants her daughter, and anyone who's ever shrunk themselves to fit, to see that one idea and one moment of courage can change everything. Her daughter is now shipping apps too. All it takes is the right tool to bring your idea to life.

We're still celebrating the moms who build, Mother's Day or not. Ruth is a designer who spent years making digital products without ever learning to code. The moment Replit's AI agent landed in the IDE, she was in. She's been shipping almost daily for 18 months. Recently, she built sheethappens.xyz with her son James, an aspiring game developer, from his concept and his prompts. She's also working on a book and game to teach her kids about compound investing, a GCSE revision app for her son, and an AR game that won the Mobile Buildathon. Potential, realized with the help of Replit.

Music meets code. Vibecon takes over NYC June 17–18, with performances built at the intersection of software and stage. Sound, light, and motion driven by code in real time; the medium running hot. Two days where the work doesn't sit still. Get your tickets at vibecon.ai

Mother's Day may be done, but the moms who build sure aren't. Single mom of five, Rebecca Braden, spent years navigating custody court with nothing to support her during the ever-daunting process. So she built the app she wished she'd had. Case Clarity is an AI-supported companion that helps people in legal situations organize documentation, communication, and timelines all in one place. It doesn't replace attorneys, but it makes the information they rely on clearer and more usable. Built on Replit, from lived experience.

Hands on the medium. Vibecon brings working sessions to NYC June 17–18. Small rooms, real tools, and the chance to build alongside the people pushing code as a creative practice. Two days of learning by making, with artists and technologists treating software as material. Get your tickets at vibecon.ai

Ship it. Measure it. All in one flow. Mixpanel is on Replit MCP. See it live at the London hackathon next week 👇

Applications are open for Build It Live: London. 10 founders. 48 hours. Build a working product and pitch it live. Replit and Oneday, the University for Entrepreneurs, are selecting 10 founders for a live weekend build challenge in London. Selected founders will use Replit to build over one weekend, get live support from Oneday mentors, and pitch to a panel of judges in front of a live audience. Apply to build a working product, pitch it live, get real feedback, and compete for £10,000 cash plus Replit credits. This is for founders ready to move beyond slides and turn an idea into something people can see, test, and challenge. London 6 and 7 June 83 Rivington Street Applications close 17 May. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eipW56qd