My partner moved across the globe to live with me 🇧🇷→🇳🇱.. and in return I vibecoded him a scheduler! 😀👍
Hi fellow builders! Here's a quick rundown of my build for this challenge.
My boyfriend has worked as a psychotherapist in Rio de Janeiro for 10+ years and he dropped everything to come live with me in the Netherlands.
These are the 2 core problems I'm aiming to solve with the tool:
1️⃣ Booking appointments in Brazil used to be WhatsApp based. He would spend lots of time every week texting his patients to make and change appointments. Also, no-show rate was high. This scheduler tool is designed to completely eliminate the manual work so he can focus on the actual sessions.
2️⃣ Though in Brazil it's considered normal to book appointments like that, here in the Netherlands it's not really standard. This scheduler tool fits the local expectations better and creates an overall more fluent user experience.
And as a bonus, I hope it helps him kickstart his practice in his new market!
Have a look at the live website yourself: https://ramoncamposcoaching.com/
You can book an appointment! And no worries, I haven't set up the payment links fully yet so you won't be charged.
Video chapters:
00:00 Process walkthrough & context
01:15 Demo of the owner's pov
02:02 Demo of the booker's pov
03:14 Bonus & Ending
Built a voice-first tour booking site for abandoned places in Bulgaria. You talk to it, it plans and books your route. Made with Lovable for the challenge.
Next up: an AI that recognizes bears (and soon other wildlife) from trail cams, plus a WebXR museum of Bulgarian traditions.
This is so cool Ilian! Voice-first booking for abandoned places in Bulgaria - such a unique niche! You talk, it plans and books - love how frictionless that is. For next, I'd vote for the bear recognition AI from trail cams - that's super unique and has real conservation value!...
A booking platform is more than a calendar.
I worked on Duna, a Pilates scheduling platform with an integrated payment gateway.
What interests me about projects like this is the connection between the software and the actual business workflow: how people book, how payments fit into that process, and how the experience works for both customers and the team.
It’s the kind of development I enjoy—turning an operational need into a usable web product.
I’m open to projects involving booking systems, API integrations, and custom business applications.
The tricky part is keeping a class spot reserved while payment is still pending, then releasing it cleanly if checkout expires. Did you use a temporary booking hold for that?