Disclaimer: Without writing a single line of code
A data and ops powerhouse who spent the last decade streamlining systems at Daimler, Nike, and most recently, Joyly.
In June 2024, she walked away from the corporate grind not because she couldn’t hack it. Because she could.
But because she wanted something else: freedom, creativity, and deeper healing.
“She just wanted more flexibility… and time for her mental health.”
So she did what most spreadsheet-savvy execs don’t do.
She teamed up with her friend.
And started building a spiritual healing platform for witches and healers around the world.
An app called Aura Vista.
The problem she couldn’t ignore
Bailey saw a space stuck in the past.
Spiritual healers were still using pay-by-the-minute phone platforms, like something out of the 1980s.
The digital landscape was a mess. One app for tarot readings. Another for journaling. No real place to run a business. No community. No cohesion.
It was fragmented, outdated, and honestly frustrating for anyone trying to offer real value in the spiritual space.
Bailey saw it. And decided to fix it.
The idea behind Aura Vista
Aura Vista isn’t just an app. It’s a full toolkit for spiritual professionals.
A space where tarot readers, energy workers, and modern mystics can not only offer services but also build something lasting.
Here’s what it offers today:
- AI-powered daily tarot card pulls
- Custom tarot spreads and reading layouts
- Journals, intentions, and energy tracking
- An archive of past readings
- Themes to match the reader’s energy and aesthetic
And what’s coming next:
- Community features
- Healer storefronts
- Courses
- Multi-modality support across spiritual practices
This is not just another spiritual app. It’s a real platform built for people who take this work seriously.
How she built it without writing a single line of code
Bailey isn’t a developer. But she is a systems thinker.
She discovered Create, a text-to-app tool that lets you turn your ideas into working digital products just by writing them out.
And Create turned it into a live app.
Not a prototype. Not a no-code template. A functioning, coded product she could customize and expand.
Create helped Bailey move fast. Skip hiring. Test ideas quickly. Build exactly what she needed, without a technical co-founder or a huge budget.
And with Create’s one-click publishing to the mobile app store, Aura Vista is about to go live without any hassle.
The shift from employee to builder
Bailey’s life now looks very different.
She’s working on Aura Vista with her friend studying the world’s first master's in magic and occult at the University of Exeter.
She’s building a product that reflects what she believes in.
Not a job description. Not a corporate objective. But something aligned, intentional, and creative.
Aura Vista is still in progress. But it’s real. And it’s growing.
The big takeaway
If you’ve got an idea that matters to you, you don’t need to wait.
Bailey didn’t code. She didn’t have a full team.
She had a vision, a clear use case, and a tool that turned her words into a working app.
She used Create. And now Aura Vista is here.
A home for modern healers.
A shift from outdated systems to empowering digital spaces.
And a reminder that bold moves don’t need permission.
