Muddy Paws Mobile Grooming books appointments for Dana Reyes, a solo mobile groomer in Portland. Customers enter pet details and get a price, a service length, and a slot on her neighborhood route day, with a travel buffer and an upfront deposit. Reminders, waitlist fills, and 6–8 week rebook nudges run on their own. Only exceptions, like a reactive dog, go to Dana.
What problem it solves?
Eliminated 90 minutes of nightly DM phone tag and curtailed an 18% no-show rate by automating zone-aware intake, deposit collection, and customer retention for a solo mobile groomer.
Built a voice-first tour booking site for abandoned places in Bulgaria. You talk to it, it plans and books your route. Made with Lovable for the challenge.
Next up: an AI that recognizes bears (and soon other wildlife) from trail cams, plus a WebXR museum of Bulgarian traditions.
This is so cool Ilian! Voice-first booking for abandoned places in Bulgaria - such a unique niche! You talk, it plans and books - love how frictionless that is. For next, I'd vote for the bear recognition AI from trail cams - that's super unique and has real conservation value!...
Pulen is a take-a-number app for a roti mochi bakery in Bandung. The bakery is fictional, the problem is real: the line starts at 6:40, people wait 45 minutes, and the cheese one sells out before nine.
You fill a box from home and pay, and your number only exists once the card clears, so nobody can hold buns with a fake order. Your paper ticket follows the oven and tells you when to start walking. In the kitchen, every tray of 36 is planned from paid boxes first. Unpaid holds, missed boxes, sold-out flavours and the owner's closing summary with an AI suggestion all run on their own.
If Bandung is asleep when you visit, press "Play the morning" to watch a whole morning in 70 seconds. To try ordering, use the Stripe test card 4242 4242 4242 4242.
I'd test the last cheese bun with two payments completing at once. Does Pulen reserve stock during checkout and release it on expiry, or allocate only after payment with a refund path if that flavour has sold out?
A conversion-focused Shopify product page for Saphire Happy Chews, designed around clearer product storytelling, customer trust, and a smoother shopping experience.
The page features an engaging hero, customer testimonials, expandable product information, bundle selection, prominent Add to Cart buttons, educational content, purchase reassurance, and FAQs.
The CRO approach emphasizes visual hierarchy, reduced decision friction, and improved product discovery to support stronger conversion potential.