When a UK or EU flight lands 3+ hours late, the airline may owe each passenger up to £520. Writing the claim takes minutes. The hard part comes after: eight weeks of waiting, and maybe a refusal you have to decode.
I built Owed, a free web app, for that part.
You answer 4 questions and get your amount and a ready letter. You send it from your own email. Then Owed takes over the waiting. Every morning at 9, a Base44 Superagent checks every claim. It emails you only when it’s your move. If the airline says no, you paste their reply. Owed tells you if the excuse holds up and writes your answer.
Three rules shaped it:
• Never read anyone’s inbox. Owed only knows what you type or paste.
• No AI guesses with your money. Every amount follows the law.
• Let the design explain. It looks like an airport departures board, and the motion shows the 3-hour rule.
I designed every screen in Figma first (49 frames), then built it in Base44.
A private aviation website should do more than look expensive. It needs to turn visitors into qualified leads.
For Fly Velair, I designed and developed a complete digital experience built around their private jet charter and aircraft sales business.
The project included a full Framer website, a custom 3-step booking flow integrated with their CRM, CMS-driven aircraft listings, a dedicated Jets for Sale platform, SEO optimization, 10 search-focused articles, and premium print collateral.
Every part of the experience was designed to feel as premium as the service while making it easier for customers to inquire, book, and explore available aircraft.
Full case study below. Would love to hear what you think.
The 10 search-focused articles are the part most people skip, and for charter that long-tail traffic is probably where a lot of the real leads come from. Curious how you split the build, Framer for the main site and Lovable + Supabase for the jets for sale platform?
Duly - Invoiving app for freelancers
I walked through the invoicing tools freelancers already use, with sample data, and wrote down every place where an unpaid invoice could slip out of sight.