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🚀 Built InvoiceFlow AI for #ConfigMakeathon
One challenge many freelancers face is turning messy client messages into clear project scopes and professional invoices.
A client sends a paragraph, voice note, or email describing what they need, and you spend valuable time figuring out deliverables, timelines, pricing, and invoice details.
So I built InvoiceFlow AI.
✨ What it does:
• Analyzes client briefs using AI
• Generates a structured project scope
• Identifies deliverables and timelines
• Highlights missing requirements and risks
• Creates invoice-ready line items
• Stores projects in a centralized dashboard
Workflow:
Client Brief → AI Analysis → Scope Review → Invoice Generation → Client Delivery
Built with:
🛠️ Figma Make
🛠️ Supabase
🛠️ Groq AI
This project explores how AI can help freelancers spend less time on admin work and more time delivering great work.
Thanks to the team at @figma and @Contra HQ for organizing the challenge.
#ConfigMakeathon @figma #AI #SaaS #Freelancer #ProductDesign #BuildInPublic #Supabase #Groq #FigmaMake
Reality Check 🚀
Reality Check started with a question I kept asking myself while experimenting with AI design tools:
Can a real human actually survive this experience?
Today, AI can generate screens, assets, prototypes, and even complete user flows in seconds. But there is still one thing it doesn't tell us: how real people might experience what we create.
To explore that idea, I used ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for research, brainstorming, UX exploration, and prompt development. I then used Figma Make to transform those ideas into a working product.
My prediction is that Figma's next AI chapter will be less about generating designs faster and more about helping designers understand the humans behind those designs.
We already have AI that can create screens, assets, and prototypes.
The next frontier is AI that can simulate outcomes.
How will a stressed user experience this?
Where will someone lose trust?
What happens when real life interrupts the perfect workflow?
Reality Check explores those questions through AI-simulated personas with goals, limitations, emotions, and behavioral patterns.
The application allows designers to test a design against synthetic users before investing in usability testing and before releasing products to market.
Importantly, Reality Check is not intended to replace usability testing.
Nothing can replace observing real people interacting with a product.
Instead, it acts as a design reasoning and pre-validation layer that helps teams identify friction, confusion, trust issues, and usability risks earlier in the design process.
The core concept behind Reality Check is the Reality Gap.
AI Audit Score measures how technically strong a design appears.
Human Experience Score measures how successfully a simulated user can actually use it.
Reality Gap is the difference between those two numbers.
The larger the gap, the more a design appears successful on paper while struggling in real human conditions.
For the Makeathon MVP, I focused on one complete flow:
Upload a design.
Select a persona.
Run a simulation.
Reveal the Reality Gap.
Review AI-generated findings.
Looking ahead, the natural next step would be a native Figma plugin. Using the Figma Plugin API, Reality Check could analyze selected frames directly inside Figma without requiring exports, bringing simulation and feedback directly into the design workflow.
Design systems gave us consistency.
AI generation gave us speed.
Maybe the next evolution is empathy systems.
Figma make link so you can check the prompts I used: https://www.figma.com/make/ohZmHiN44nIa0ngZPdPHnz/Reality-check-app?t=1qZGasMWeVXNvtSW-1
really nice and useful!
PROJECT TITLE: QuickHelp - Crisis Support Finder
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
QuickHelp is a web app that helps people find mental health resources instantly. When someone is in crisis, they shouldn't have to search multiple sites or apps they need help fast.
Built with Figma Make for AI-powered code generation and Supabase for real resource data, QuickHelp auto-detects your location and displays verified crisis hotlines, therapists, and support services in seconds.
Designed to remove barriers between people in need and the support that can save their lives.
Demo link: https://review-coat-77569143.figma.site/
Video Explanation lik: https://www.loom.com/share/ad8458b0cb204f33846b24bf6d63fd2d
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