‎I used Google Stitch to design Folia, a local-first document ‎builder desktop app that lets anyone‎I used Google Stitch to design Folia, a local-first document ‎builder desktop app that lets anyone
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Aymen Kmama
• May 30
‎I used Google Stitch to design Folia, a local-first document ‎builder desktop app that lets anyone create professional CVs, ‎invoices, and portfolio websites without subscriptions or ‎internet access. ‎Stitch helped me rapidly prototype the full UI flow: the ‎document type picker home screen, multi-step form builder ‎with live preview panel, template picker with visual ‎thumbnails, and the build success screen. ‎What makes this design special: ‎Split-panel layout: form on left, live preview on right ‎Clean minimal aesthetic that feels premium not generic ‎Three distinct template styles per document type ‎Dark mode throughout ‎Progress step navigation ‎The exported HTML/CSS from Stitch became the foundation I ‎refined for a Tauri v2 desktop app built with Rust + Svelte. ‎Privacy-first. No cloud. One-time payment. Your documents ‎stay on your computer forever.
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Denis Turbin
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• Jun 3
Can already tell you’ve been honing your craft for a while.
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