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Just submitted ANGLE / 01 to the Replit Buildathon on Contra.
ANGLE / 01 is a complete product launch template built around a fictional modular task lamp. I used Replit Design and Canvas to plan the experience, explore the product presentation, and create a reusable design system before turning it into a fully functioning app.
It includes an interactive product story, configurator, reservation flow, confirmations, and an analytics dashboard. The goal was to create something visually distinctive while still being genuinely useful and easy to remix for another product launch.
Built from canvas to published app entirely in Replit. I’d love to hear what you think.
Try it out here: angle01.replit.app
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