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Most software doesn't fail in the code. It fails in the first conversation, when nobody asks what the product is actually for.
Hi Contra 👋 I'm Arshad, a software architect in Karachi. With my team at 360Xpert Solutions, I design and build software products, from the first sketch to a live app.
The video is our process in 20 seconds: design it, build it, add the AI, ship it.
The 8 blurred tiles at the end are real products we've shipped. I'll unlock them here one by one: what each one does, the hard parts, and what we'd change.
#1 is next: a legal AI built for Pakistani law, where every answer cites the statute it came from.
Follow along if you want to see the rest.
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I just added an in-app AI builder to Pro Studio, and I’m excited to share it with the Contra community.
Pro Studio is a tool I built for creating Kajabi websites and landing pages. Now you can describe what you want to build directly inside the app, and the AI can create it for you. You can keep refining the page through conversation, then export it as a Kajabi theme.
You can sign up, build, and experiment for free. You only pay when you’re ready to export to Kajabi.
I think this could be especially useful for designers and Kajabi professionals who want to explore ideas and build out pages before committing to an export.
Give it a try: https://tryprostudio.com
I’d love to hear what you think!
Exporting straight to a Kajabi theme after refining through conversation is a really practical loop, Kajabi layouts can be fiddly to build by hand. Nice addition to Pro Studio.
Two designs. One idea. Two different ways to experience travel. ✈️
What if planning your next trip felt less like managing a checklist and more like discovering a story waiting to unfold?
Trailora makes discovery feel effortless, while Horizon turns travel planning into a smarter, more structured experience.
Same industry. Different design directions.
Which direction would you choose: the freedom to explore or the confidence of a well-planned journey?
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Both are lovely! The second one feels more like an adventure, which fits travel well.
Explaining "unlimited development" in 30 seconds is harder than it sounds.
That was the brief from figue.ai: a subscription where startups get a dev team without hiring one. Great product, but abstract. So I skipped the buzzwords and showed what it actually feels like: you ask, it gets built, you ask again.
Every interface in the video is rebuilt from scratch, so the product feels real instead of mocked up.
Really enjoyed this one! If you're launching something that's hard to explain, that's exactly the kind of project I love.
TOP!!