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Welcome to Apricot Labs

A one-person creative studio blending thoughtful strategy, storytelling, and a touch of AI to craft brand identities and digital experiences that feel like a true extension of who you are:
fresh, purposeful, and impactful.
Nice to meet you - I'm Yam, welcome to my lab.

Album covers for Nobel Booking blend AI and digital art to reflect trance music’s mystical, psychedelic vibe.
Branding and website for Mecto Studio—merging Russian-inspired identity with Lion Weitzman’s refined design philosophy and digital presence.
Michel Furniture’s site merges tradition and modern design in a sleek showcase of custom upholstery.
A website that captures the ethos and energy of artist management in the night scene.
Nom Society curates personalized luxury boxes, delivering exclusive gourmet experiences with a premium, handpicked touch.
Orly Meir's new website elegantly presents her fashion design work, enhancing her online visibility and offering clients a direct and seamless way to connect.
I built this tool to solve my own headache — and now it might help others too.

As I started exploring the world of UX/UI, I found myself using Pinterest constantly: collecting inspiration, building moodboards, and planning projects. But one simple action was always missing:
how do you download an entire Pinterest board in one click?

I tried a few existing solutions, but they felt clunky. So I decided to build a small tool myself.
I opened ChatGPT at 10:30 PM, and by 12:50 AM I already had a live product — thanks to a mix of design, basic code, and AI.

🍑 Pinterest Board Downloader by The Apricot Labs
A free, simple tool (no sign-up required) that lets you instantly download all images from any Pinterest board into a clean, organized ZIP file.

Built with
- FastAPI
- HTML / CSS / JavaScript
-  gallery-dl
- Render (deployment)
- Generous assistance from ChatGPT
Pacco is your smart travel sidekick—organizing scattered plans into one seamless, personalized itinerary.
When ChatGPT first launched the ability to create consistent images, and “Lovable” came out, my product mind immediately started running. I asked myself: what problem can I solve?

As a foodie, friends often turn to me for restaurant recommendations. Instead of repeating the same lists over and over, I decided to build April-Cot — a playful take on my brand name Apricot.

April-Cot is a simple web app that organizes all my favorite restaurants in one place, with:
- Addresses and embedded maps for easy navigation
- Direct links to Instagram or Wolt for quick action
- A clean, minimal interface designed for sharing

What started as a small experiment quickly became a personal product I actually use — and a fun showcase of how I combine design, product thinking, and my love for food into a practical tool.

If you've made it this far,
we definitely need to talk.

Coffee or wine? We'll figure that out later.
For now, leave your details or just give me a call - I have a feeling we're about to create something special.

LET'S CONNECT

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