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Built "Handoff" in the last 24 hours an app that lets clients report bugs straight from their phone (just take a photo, tap what's wrong) instead of sending vague messages like "the button looks weird." It flows into a clean dashboard for the dev team, and ends with a one-tap client sign-off when the project's done. Built with @Bubble's AI Agent, mobile app and all. 🎯
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What I Built: Briefly
I built Briefly, a web app on Bubble.io that helps freelancers handle client pitches without the headache.
Smart Drafting: It takes a messy, casual client message and turns it into a clean, structured proposal with milestones and budgets.
Easy Sharing: Instead of messing with PDFs, you just send a secure web link that clients can view instantly without making an account.
All-in-One Feedback: Clients can leave comments directly on the page, and everything is tracked in one simple dashboard.
Modern Design: I focused on a clean, dark-themed UI that feels premium and is easy to navigate.
Why I Built It
Scratching my own itch: As a freelance AR and game dev, I get a lot of casual project requests. Writing proposals from scratch for every single one eats up hours of unbillable time.
Skipping the blank page: I wanted a tool that bridges the gap between a quick, disorganized email and a confident, ready-to-send pitch.
No more lost emails: Keeping track of revision requests in long email chains is a mess. I needed a way to keep all client comments permanently attached to the actual proposal.
The Contra Challenge: I wanted to test what I could pull off with no-code tools and see how fast I could launch a real, usable product without writing traditional web code.
this is so helpful!
Contra & Bubble.io Challenge
SAME is an interactive global platform built around one simple idea: every day, everyone gets the same question.
I built this project to explore a different way for people to connect online. Instead of focusing on profiles, popularity, or social status, SAME focuses on perspectives. Users can answer the daily question in their own words, optionally add a photo, and become part of a growing collection of responses from around the world.
The core experience is built around exploring those perspectives. Users can interact with the world, select different countries, browse responses from each location, and compare how people in different parts of the world answered the exact same question.
The goal of SAME is to encourage curiosity and human connection. We often see other countries through news, statistics, or stereotypes, but a simple personal answer can create a much more human connection. Someone living thousands of kilometers away may have a completely different experience — or surprisingly similar thoughts and feelings.
Over time, each new question adds another layer to the project. Previous questions and responses remain available, creating a growing collection of perspectives captured across different moments.
Every answer is just one small piece — one thought, one feeling, one moment. But together, those pieces create something bigger: a picture of the world through the people who live in it.
A little piece of you. A little piece of someone else. A little piece of the world.
Awesome challenge submission! What was the trickiest part of the build setting up the backend logic in Bubble or polishing the UI for the submission?
RENAISSANCE Website hero section.
which should I work on? And why? 😊
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I’d go with A. The mix of Renaissance imagery with such a modern layout has more of a “wait, what’s going on here?” effect.
B is a common layout in my opinion and the overall composition looks a bit off to me.