Alid Hasan Akash
Product Designer & Developer · 100+ Projects Shipped
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CloudCamp Bangladesh — AI Hackathon & Community Platform
I designed and built CloudCamp Bangladesh, a full-stack AI community and hackathon platform created entirely with Lovable.
The goal was to create more than a traditional marketing website — the platform needed to support the complete lifecycle of AI events, from discovering hackathons and registering participants to forming teams, submitting projects, judging, certificates, analytics, and event management.
What I built
Modern AI-focused public website
Hackathon and event discovery system
Individual event pages with registration flows
Participant registration and authentication
User dashboards
Team creation, invitations, and team management
Project submission workflows
Multi-criteria judging system
Judge dashboards and scoring
Conflict-of-interest declarations
Automated certificate system
Event analytics and reporting
CSV exports and reporting tools
AI jobs / opportunity board
Community clubs
AI news and resource sections
Event calendar
Admin and organizer workflows
Privacy-focused data visibility controls
Audit and governance features
Responsive design across desktop and mobile
Built with Lovable
The entire product was developed using Lovable, turning product requirements into a functional full-stack application rather than just a static frontend.
The project demonstrates how AI-assisted development can be used to build a complex platform with multiple user roles, workflows, dashboards, data relationships, and business logic.
Product vision
CloudCamp Bangladesh aims to help establish Bangladesh as a global AI innovation hub by connecting builders, students, founders, developers, mentors, organizations, and industry partners.
The platform brings these experiences together in one place:
Learn → Build → Compete → Collaborate → Showcase → Grow
Highlights
5,800+ participants
9+ hackathons hosted
1,000+ teams formed
30+ industry partners
The platform is designed to scale beyond individual events into a complete ecosystem for AI builders and organizations running innovation programmes.
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What developing a winning digital product actually takes
Our AR drawing app Kritaa sits at 4.5 stars after 2000+ App Store ratings, 150K+ Downloads, 2 Milion+ App store impression, 20 languages, and 18 months of live operation. Here's what actually moved the needle — none of it was the launch:
1. Ship, then listen harder than you build.
We've released 20+ updates since January 2025. The biggest rating jumps came after we rebuilt the drawing editor around user complaints — not around our roadmap.
2. Respect beats retention tricks.
As subscription revenue grew, we deliberately reduced ad load. Counterintuitive, revenue-wise scary, and the reviews improved almost immediately. Users can feel when a product respects them.
3. Performance is a feature nobody requests but everyone rates.
AR tracing has to stay smooth on a five-year-old iPhone, or the one-star reviews write themselves. Half our engineering time goes where no changelog will ever brag about it.
4. A winning product creates meaning, not just usage.
My favorite review: a user forgot his anniversary, hand-sketched a portrait of his wife with the app, and gave her that. You can't spec that outcome — but every design decision either makes it possible or kills it.
5. Monetization is a design problem, not a sales problem.
Weekly, monthly, and lifetime tiers exist because different users have different relationships with the product. Pricing that mirrors reality outsells pricing that mirrors greed.
Winning products aren't launched. They're operated — week after week, update after update.
Kritaa → [Try It (https://ardrawing.rrad.ltd/)]
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NumMatch — a merge-puzzle game with a designed economy, on iPhone, iPad & Mac
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Career Canvas — an AI career coach and CV studio, live on iOS and Android
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