Create and Sell Apps Easily with Bubble.io and Manus AI

Create and Sell Apps Easily with Bubble.io and Manus AICreate and Sell Apps Easily with Bubble.io and Manus AI

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Sinovuyo Bidi

• 12h

• Step by step on how it started

• Video and demo on creating, editing

• I used bubble.io for app creation, canvas on visuals and Manus AI for website creation

Browsing of my shop ready to sell send email for payment link and process will continue my website link below

https://sino-shop-ht7vxybe.manus.space

Happy to be introduced to this amazing app, convenient to use

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Mark Clifton

• Jun 21

Creator Command Center or HQ is a unified workspace designed for solo creators and small digital teams who need a streamlined way to manage their content pipeline, brand assets, and creative workflow. The app brings together idea generation, content planning, scheduling, analytics snapshots, and brand management into one intuitive interface

The app fits into two categories

📊 Dashboard because it provides a structured, data‑driven workspace for planning and tracking content.

🤝 Social/Community (optional secondary fit) because the assistant‑guided environment creates a collaborative, humanized experience for creators.

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Monica Yoon

• Jun 24

Hi, don't forget to include the video walkthrough/screenshot of your initial AI output! We need all these elements to fully evaluate your submission 👍

Alina Latinina

• Jun 20

looking up ai bubble tutorials and only getting tutorials on the economy crashing

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Monica Yoon

• Jun 24

I actually just snorted out loud 💀

Anastasiia Shkliarenko

• Jun 20

One of my earlier projects, created while taking a Figma course and exploring e-commerce design. This furniture store prototype features an interactive hero section, collections, product cards, and a concept for product filters.

There are many things I would refine today, but I still think it's a solid result for one of my first experiences designing this kind of product. Projects like this played an important role in building my design skills and understanding of e-commerce interfaces.