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Aurora — Business Management Platform
Aurora is a custom business management platform I created to centralize and simplify the operations behind Lumyo, my personal finance app.
The platform brings together financial tracking, subscription monitoring, marketing expenses, social media performance, business goals, and operational insights in one organized workspace.
I designed and built Aurora using an AI-assisted development workflow, focusing on practical functionality, intuitive navigation, and a responsive interface that works across desktop and mobile devices.
The goal was to replace scattered information and repetitive manual processes with a centralized system tailored to the needs of a real digital business.
My role: Product Strategy, UX/UI Design, AI-Assisted Development & Workflow Design.
Platform: Responsive Web Application.
Status: Internal business management system.
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