Pipeline view of an agentic fundraising prototype for an AI client built in Framer. Rendered in Ultramock. I had Claude build out ~800 rows (~50 columns) of dummy contact data in supabase with varying degrees of lead enrichment and match scoring to simulate a live DB connection. Really enjoying using Claude x Framer. Its truly a superpower for building simulation engines like this.

800 rows of dummy data for a proto, madness

Hey, first update about my journey with the River challenge 🙌. I have to admit that I had overseen how hard it was to get the ball rolling with the Keyframes haha, I thought they will be just like in CapCut, where you make your own modified image, for the TImeline, and then it will stay like that...but I was so wrong.. Got more more than an hour of debugging to finally realise that I needed to KeyFrame almost every element, including the text, font, and even positions of the containers. But I came to love that, it makes it ultra-modular. Not only that, but after State Machine flow is ready, it is soooo satisfying. p.s. My first time using Rive, might use it for another project in the future too;)

your not wrong, rive's a more explicit mindset. Generally why in rive you make that idle timeline to basically preset everything that will be keyframed elsewhere then put that as the first state in a state-machine like you did.