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Just finished building FixFlow, a booking management system for an appliance repair service in Austin, Texas!
The goal was simple: turn a customer’s appliance repair problem into a structured job and confirmed appointment while reducing the manual work for the repair business. The system connects the complete workflow in one place:
1. Customer selects the appliance that needs repair
2. Describes the problem and gets an upfront estimate
3. Chooses an available appointment slot
4. Reviews the job details and confirms the booking
5. The owner receives customer details, appliance information, repair details, and appointment time in one place
The owner can also manage upcoming jobs, booking status, calendar updates, and rescheduling from one dashboard.
The goal was to replace the usual back-and-forth messages, calendar checks, confirmations, and manual reminders with a simpler booking experience.
I focused on making the experience simple, clear, and practical rather than just creating another generic booking interface.
This project helped me think more about the actual business problem, user journey, and how a well-designed workflow can reduce repetitive coordination for a small service business.
Built with Lovable.
🔗 Lovable project: https://fixflow-booking-buddy.lovable.app/
#lovablechallenge #lovable #bookingsystem #webapp #uxui #productdesign #saas #webdevelopment #buildinpublic
🔗 LinkedIn post: https://lnkd.in/p/gXEmTdGp
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