My intention was to build a simple MacBook app last year to track how much time I spend working on my portfolio (this idea has been collecting dust for more than 7 years), but I ended up building a workforce management software.
Hear me out first, I know there are many apps out there that do similar things, and Mac even have their own "timer". But it wasn't sufficient for me, as every time I shutdown my computer, everything just starts afresh.
Plus I couldn't actually track what I wanted like, what time of the day I’m most productive, sharing my current task with a friend who'll monitor my focus even if they don't have account on the app.
There were many things I wanted to solve, that was why I build this app.
I designed all the screen, modals, and critical components for loading & success states, onboarding, etc
This app currently connects to most calendars, lightweight, intelligent enough to take only-tasks screenshot at different intervals and blur sensitive area.
I believe that this app can used by anyone who wants to measure productivity, not just working hours.
I build this out in many ways:
Claude Code, Figma MCP to Claude models in AntiGravity IDE.
I wrote most of the CSS myself, as I encountered migration ~flops from Figma to Claude.
What do you think about this?
Should I continue to develop this?
Thank you.
I'm basically using React, Electron, TypeScript and Node.js for frameworks & environment. There are other tools I am using for styling data and utilities.
Marigold is a one day concept for envato's human by design challenge. i set the direction in real photography first then generated against that standard.
Hey Contra community! Today I want to share a closer look at SaaSsy App – a landing page concept for an all-in-one productivity platform.
The product has a lot going on, so the main challenge was presenting all those features without making the landing page feel overloaded. I kept the structure simple and used colorful gradients and bold typography to make the content easier to follow and a bit more memorable.