Know someone who needs a haircut? 🙋 Send them to TrimsByTracy.com, where they will find the salon of Tracy Turnblad, a solo hairstylist in Baltimore who needed an expert to tame her booking flow the way she tames manes.

I had a lot of fun working on this Proof of Concept, from ideating design system inspiration to working through the nooks and crannies of a hairstylist's booking flow, to figuring out how to succinctly communicate the value added in an overview video. I also continue to learn each time I build something new with Lovable. This time I was focused on reducing the amount of time spent testing, which is what my "Process" video is about. I hope you'll take a look at that since I personally think what I shared there is very valuable and should be standard to all builders' workflow and possibly considered for productization by Lovable. Regardless, I hope you enjoy taking a look around TrimsByTracy! All built with care in Lovable. - Drake https://trimsbytracy.com/ https://trims-by-tracy.lovable.app

The delight of booking, Mr. Pinky made me smile.

When I worked as a guide, booking was one of my biggest pain points: constant back-and-forth, checking availability, handling changes, payments, confirmations, and trying not to lose track of who was coming when.

So I built HERODOT - History of Mystery around exactly that problem.

A visitor can simply describe what they want, and HERODOT interprets the request, recommends the best-fit historical tour, checks availability, handles the booking and payment, and confirms everything. On the guide side, the Guide Desk brings together guests, routes, payment state, mobility notes, local conditions, briefings, and only the exceptions that genuinely need human attention.

It is basically the booking workflow I wish I had when I was guiding.

And who knows — maybe tomorrow I’ll wander off into the unknown again. If I do, at least the bookings will be sorted.

@Lovable x @Contra