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Final day of the Lovable × Contra challenge. My entry is in: Wagging Wagon — a route-aware booking experience for a mobile dog groomer.
The problem I built around: mobile groomers lose hours crisscrossing town between appointments. So instead of booking that's just time slots on a calendar, this one thinks in routes — customers see real availability shaped by the groomer's actual day on the road.
Built with Lovable, submitted for judging. Would genuinely love your eyes and feedback on it: https://wagging-wagon.lovable.app/
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We are so excited to the kick off the SVGator Challenge today!
Check out the guidelines here to get started on your submission ✨
Call to Booked: the after-hours ad for anyone who books by phone.
Every missed call is a lost job. I went through the SVGator gallery and found plenty of product launches, but nothing a plumber whose phone rings at 2am could run. So I built a 12 second, 4:5 ad: an after-hours call is answered, becomes a three-line chat, and lands as a booked appointment by morning.
What makes it a template
• One line carries the ad: "Leak at midnight?", "Toothache at 2am?", "Power out at 3am?"
• Real editable text, every layer named (headline, logo, caller-message, booked-slot)
• One brand-color layer recolours the scene; the night tint, daylight and stars adapt
• Logo and service photo are their own image slots
• A how-to-rebrand card sits right beside the canvas
Six brands, one template, zero keyframes touched. I packaged the rebrand as a Claude skill that drives the SVGator MCP: a short brand kit goes in, every line is measured in the real font so nothing overflows, the chat bubbles resize to fit, and a new editable SVGator project comes out.
Try it live, rebrand it in your browser, then press Answer: https://domsere-elite.github.io/call-to-booked/
Template in SVGator: https://app.svgator.com/editor#/a3fb0943cb3d4a9cb757063330498834
Great idea and really nice execution! Best of luck!