For this Google Stitch x Contra challenge, i built a webapp called Foldr.

Foldr is a personal browser tab archiver for people who live in their browser and hate losing track of things.

Key features:

- Collections with custom icons and colors - Status tags: Active, Parked, or Done - Starred collections pinned to the top - One click open all tabs in a collection - Global search across all collections - Fully local. Nothing sent to any server

WORKFLOW:

> Ideation and logo using Google Gemini > Stitch to design and prototype the entire interface for Foldr. Starting from a written spec and then iterated on the visual design through follow-up prompts. Stitch was particularly useful for quickly visualizing and make changes to how the app feels and functions before building the actual one. > Built the app in Google AI Studio > Deployed using Vercel

FEEDBACK: Stitch made going from idea to interface genuinely fast. I described what I wanted, and it produced a well structured working UI in one shot. Iterating through followup prompts was a breeze. A serious tool for anyone who wants to ship real interfaces quickly. The only place it lacks in is buiding the actual thing and deploying it.

Stitch Project: https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/9610087564328806216

Final App: https://usefoldr.vercel.app/