Yage Website Design & Development, 2026. 40-page marketing site for a collections platform that helps businesses get paid without leaving their ERP. I designed it in Figma and developed it myself in Next.js. Doing both meant every component in the design had working code behind it at launch, with no handoff gap. The hardest part was writing for three readers at once: finance managers, CFOs and IT leads all needed a different reason to say yes.

Over the past few days, I was building my ‘totally unique, incredibly useful’ app for vibe coders and experts with Base44. And was almost done with it.

Then I occasionally opened Base44's Workspace page.. and discovered something painfully familiar. 😂

Expert discovery, project tools, support workflows... basically a huge part of what I'd been building.

But I had a few extra ideas in mind:

Automatically turning detected issues into actionable support tickets.

Matching each ticket with available experts based on their skills and rates.

Keeping communication, task status, and progress tracking inside each simple ticket.

Handling payments through an internal token system, with funds held until the work is completed and approved.

The idea was to make the whole process seamless: find a problem → find an expert → get it fixed → approve the work → release the payment.

But honestly, these features probably make more sense as an extension of an existing platform than as a whole new web app.

So, @Base44, maybe there's a feature idea here for you? 👀

Moral of the story: do your competitor research BEFORE you build the entire thing. Don't be like me. 😅

P.S. Here's the project I built on Base44, including the expert-matching and ticket workflow: https://launch-assurance-95c30f81.base44.app/

#Base44Challenge #BuildInPublic