Develop and Deploy a Cutting-Edge SaaS Time-Tracking Platform

Develop and Deploy a Cutting-Edge SaaS Time-Tracking PlatformDevelop and Deploy a Cutting-Edge SaaS Time-Tracking Platform

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Mark Monare

• Apr 20

WithTime — Full-Stack SaaS Time-Tracking Product Concept

WithTime is a full-stack digital legacy SaaS concept I designed and built to demonstrate end-to-end product engineering skills.

The platform allows users to create time-locked “capsules” that remain inaccessible until a chosen future open date, enabling intentional long-term digital communication and memory preservation.

I designed and implemented authentication, a capsules dashboard, database structure, and a once-off payment workflow using Supabase and Stripe, and deployed the application via Vercel.

This project showcases my ability to architect and ship scalable SaaS-style products from concept to deployment using a modern Next.js stack.

Vibe Coder Next.js Supabase Vercel

Cheryl Ee

• Apr 17

Recently, I’ve been working on improving my portfolio and getting it ready for launch.

Been refining the overall design, polishing my case studies, and learning more about deploying it properly through GitHub and Vercel. Still tweaking a few things, but it’s been fun seeing it come together bit by bit. These are some early looks at the loading screen, hero section, selected works layout, and contact page as I continue refining the experience.

Still a work in progress, but I’m enjoying the process of bringing it all together bit by bit.

Vercel UI Design UX Design GitHub portfolioglowup Web Design HTML5

Timothy Olukoya

• Apr 17

Outstanding work

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pro

• Apr 16

HR SaaS is one of the most visually cowardly categories in software. Pastel gradients. Rounded everything. Illustrations of diverse stick figures holding hands. The implicit message in all of it: we are safe, we are harmless, please don't be afraid of us. The problem is that nobody identifies with harmless.

Check it out

hr branddesigner peopleoperations

Sergiu Marcu

pro

• Apr 17

Dark mode or light mode - which one are you shipping? 🌗

Next.js Web Design Web Development

6 voted

55%

5 voted

45%

11 votes

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Asad Synt

pro

• Apr 18

I see so many improvements, I think sans-serif fonts would look better, also the person's photo is so prominent in the dark mode, it's taking away all the attention.