Something changed. And the coach still didn’t have to do anything. That’s the next part of MARÉ 38 I wanted to get right.
Surf conditions can shift after someone has already booked, so a confirmed session isn’t necessarily the end of the workflow.
If the original window stops being a good match for that surfer’s level, MARÉ 38 looks for better options automatically and puts the decision back with the customer.
They pick another time. The deposit stays paid. Equipment moves. Reminders update. No new payment. No WhatsApp thread. No manual rescheduling from the coach.
And on the owner side? Still 0 actions required.
That pretty much sums up what I wanted this build to do.
Lovable x Contra Challenge
Mux's Creative Director, Rob, had been keeping AI at arm’s length. All he could picture was Will Smith eating spaghetti. Surely it couldn’t be useful in the world of design.
Then he used Claude Code to design and ship a custom skin for Video.js v10. Learn how he went from skeptical to building a live player, with Figma and his design instincts at the center — plus, what he learned along the way.
Give it a read: https://www.mux.com/blog/how-a-designer-learned-to-unsee-will-smith-eating-spaghetti
You’re watching Chapter 5 and want Chapter 2? Just hit 2.
Want the ending? Hit 10.
One tap on any numbered key and you're instantly there—no menus, no loading bars, just a heavy mechanical clack and a cut to the scene.
And then there's the lever. A 360° spring-loaded shuttle that spins freely under your fingers, clicks with every degree, and snaps back the second you let go. It's so tactile it becomes an addiction—you’ll find yourself playing with it long after the scene ends.