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I sent a love song I vibe created using Wispr Flow to my crush to ask her out on a date and it worked, I highly recommend trying it.
Just talk using Wispr Flow, say who the love song is for and what story should it tell, and boom - instant Valentine’s track to send to your crush.
Good luck, hope they melt too 🩷
P.S. Watch full video, there's a full breakdown how it works, built with 2 prompts, Wispr Flow and Google Antigravity
Wild that you created this with Wispr Flow - so good! I am blown away
Glad you like that : )
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Meet ShareMyInvite — a cinematic way for couples to create and share their wedding invitations online.
I wanted to go beyond a simple digital invitation card.
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→ Google Maps directions
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→ Guest blessing wall
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→ Save the Date invitations
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Every guy I know has the same problem on her birthday: he wants to get her flowers, he has no idea which ones, and he doesn't want to ask, because then it's not a surprise.
So he guesses. Sends the florist twenty DMs. Ends up with red roses she politely pretends to love. 🌹
I built Bloom for Her to fix this.
He sets a budget, a date and an address, then gets a link and sends it to her. She opens it and sees only bouquets in his range, with the prices hidden, so she picks what she actually wants, not what feels "affordable". He gets a notification, confirms and pays in one tap. The florist gets a complete order with the bouquet, her wishes ("no lilies please"), delivery slot and card text. No DMs, no guessing.
How I built it
I'm a UX/UI designer who also writes Flutter, so I skipped the usual "design → hope the dev gets it" step:
→ wireframes and high-fi screens for 3 roles: him, her, the florist
→ a design system: Urbanist only, no bold, one dusty-rose accent, borderless inputs
→ built in @Lovable from my screens: React + Supabase, realtime order status, an admin panel for the florist with auth
→ AI-generated bouquet photography, so the catalog looks like a real shop
Time: ~10 hours, from "hmm, what about flowers?" to a working product.
What I learned: the hardest part wasn't the code. It was deciding what she shouldn't see. Hiding the price turned out to be the whole product.
Demo below 👇
Concept business — Hackney, London (demo details).
@Lovable
this is lovely