Spent some time building SignalForge for the #replitbuildathon 🎉 It started from a simple idea: ...

Spent some time building SignalForge for the #replitbuildathon 🎉 It started from a simple idea: ...Spent some time building SignalForge for the #replitbuildathon 🎉 It started from a simple idea: ...

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Nugraha Pratama

• 4h

Spent some time building SignalForge for the #replitbuildathon 🎉

It started from a simple idea: most tools show what’s already trending, but I wanted to explore whether it’s possible to spot signals a bit earlier — while there’s still room to act.

So I built a small opportunity-intelligence workflow around momentum, maturity, saturation, opportunity windows, and narrative whitespace.

Still plenty I’d like to improve, but I’m happy with how far the prototype came.

If anyone wants to try it, here’s the live demo: https://signal-forge-deploy--dynoggdev.replit.app/

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback from the Replit / Contra community. 🙌

Product Design Web Design Web Development Replit replitbuildathon

CapCut

• Aug 7

We can't wait to kick off the CapCut Seedance 2.5 Challenge on Contra! Check out the guidelines to get started ✨

contraseedancechallenge CapCut

Anna asol_design

pro

• Aug 7

For an ADHD brain, which is better UX: “Let me choose” or “Tell me what’s next”? A gives users more freedom to scan, explore, choose. B creates a clearer path, makes progress visible, and reduces decisions. Neither is automatically better

But for users dealing with attention, overwhelm, & decision fatigue, structure can directly affect whether they continue or drop off Which one creates less friction and a stronger reason to keep going?

🟣 A Let me choose 🟢 B Tell me what’s next 👉 BOOK A MOBILE APP STRATEGY SESSION https://calendly.com/asol_design/book-diagnostic-call-linkedin-clone If users aren’t activating, converting, or coming back, I’ll help identify where the UX is losing them.

Mobile Design Replit Google App Engine

6 voted

20%

24 voted

80%

30 votes

Closed

acream

pro

• Aug 7

I would choose B bacause it feels more peaceful with the green as relevant with mind and ADHD more than the gradient feels like motion

Oresta Kozak

• Aug 7

CoSpace is a web platform for discovering and booking coworking spaces. I designed the UX and UI, from user flows and research to the final responsive interface and booking experience.