Project Title:

AÉVRA — AI-Driven Horological Conservation Atelier & Dual Cockpit

The Hook (Opening line that grabs attention):

"Every mechanical watch has thousands of micro-components—and usually, a customer experience stuck in 2004. We rebuilt the horological conservation pipeline from scratch."

Overview & Story:

Most watch restoration platforms alienate customers with esoteric technical jargon and static forms. AÉVRA was created to preserve timepieces for what they mean, not just what they cost—combining editorial Swiss atelier aesthetics, real-time 3D motion, and AI-driven intake.

The Problem:

Customers with heirlooms or vintage pieces don't know reference numbers or movement calibres.

Atelier watchmakers spend hours manually triaging vague emails before diagnosing a single watch.

The Solution & Key Features:

Natural Language Horological Intake: Clients describe their watch issue in plain English (e.g., "losing time and scratched crystal"). The system automatically maps symptoms to mechanical calibres, delivering immediate clarity on services, timeline, and preliminary cost estimates.

Cinematic 3D Photographic Scroller: A high-fidelity scroll journey that physically disassembles and reassembles the movement's case, bezel, balance wheel, and gear train at 60fps.

The Conservator’s Owner Cockpit: A private, real-time management dashboard allowing atelier owners to view incoming requests, evaluate AI diagnostic breakdowns, and accept or decline repair commissions with instant, seamless switching between client and owner views.

Tech Stack & Craft:

Platform: Lovable

Frontend: React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Motion & 3D: GSAP ScrollTrigger, Three.js / Canvas, Lenis Smooth Scroll

State Management: Zustand with local persistence

Live Project Link:

🔗 https://atelier-time-sync.lovable.app

Taskflow Dashboard

Introducing Taskflow — a smarter way to stay on top of work. 🟣

Managing multiple tasks across a business can quickly become overwhelming. From design and development to marketing, research, project management, and operations, teams often deal with scattered tasks, unclear priorities, missed deadlines, and difficulty knowing what has actually been completed.

That’s the problem I wanted to solve with Taskflow.

I designed Taskflow as a centralized task-management dashboard where users can organize projects, track tasks, monitor progress, manage schedules, and understand their productivity at a glance.

🎯 The problem I solved

The challenge was creating a dashboard that could show a lot of information without making the user feel overwhelmed.

So I focused on:

📌 Clear task organization and prioritization

📊 At-a-glance progress and productivity statistics

🗓️ Calendar and schedule visibility

📁 Project-based task management

⏱️ Time tracking and task completion

🔎 A simple navigation structure for quick access

The goal was simple: turn scattered work into a clear, manageable workflow.

Taskflow is a concept, but the design approach is rooted in a real product-design question: How can we help people spend less time managing their work and more time actually doing it?

Designed by ATA ✦

I'm open to UI/UX, Product Design, and Visual Design opportunities, internships, and collaborations. 🚀

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Nice focus on "what's actually been completed". That's the question most task tools fail to answer. From building a multi-module CRM and support workspace (Knit), I'd say time tracking is where design meets the hardest engineering: a timer left running in one tab or on a phone,...