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It is a neuro-inclusive timer designed for ND pre-teens.
The Problem: Standard timers stress ND brains. Chibi-Morph stops "3-second abandonment" with sensory-safe play.
The Big Picture:
Fidget UX: Poseable arms act as digital anchors.
Presence: A neutral Chibi acts as a grounding body double.
Identity: Diverse skin tones ensure representation.
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SaaS = Software as a Self-soothing
Instacalm -- because there's always things we cannot control in life. Within just a few hours using Figma Make I was able to spin up an app to instantly create a calming meditation practice through the one thing we can control: our breath.
I wanted to create something that was immediately usable and had zero learning curve so anyone could pick it up and chill-the-F-out in a matter of seconds.
Features:
- animated color theme and particles
- animated breath pacer for inhale & exhale cycles
- ambient background music
- optional affirmations
60 versions, 5 breath modes, 5 dark & light color themes, 5 soundscapes, and 80 affirmations later, there's a v1.0 Instacalm app. 😌 Enjoy.
Software as self-soothing’ is a powerful framing. Designing for nervous system regulation instead of productivity feels like a meaningful shift. The breath pacing + ambient layering makes it feel intentional rather than ornamental.
Grab the Bears - A Camera-Based Gesture Interaction
A few years ago, gesture interaction required a full engineering team and months of development.
For the Figma Makeathon, I built a working camera-controlled gesture game on my own - entirely in Figma Make.
Grab the Bears reimagines tap and swipe as physical gestures. Players use their right hand to grab floating bears in real time.
• Camera-driven embodied interaction
• Real-time gesture detection
• Animated UI + sound micro-interactions
• Dynamic result generation with shareable export?
Really impressive — camera-based interaction inside Figma Make is a leap. Curious how you handled gesture recognition latency and feedback loops? The micro-response timing probably makes or breaks the experience
This is my submission to the Figma Makeathon: Meet Family Legacy, an app to commemorate the living.
In this app you can create a family tree for so future generations can learn the history of their family. You can find family members, stats about their life and even a place to see their social media
Beautiful direction. The emotional anchor is strong — especially framing it around ‘commemorating the living.’ It could be powerful to layer in timeline-based storytelling so memories evolve instead of feeling static. That longitudinal dimension would really differentiate it.
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