What if creating a great resume took just a few minutes?

That's the idea behind Resume AI — a simple AI-powered tool that helps you either build a resume from scratch or improve the one you already have. No complicated prompts, just a guided experience that makes the process easier for everyone.

Had a lot of fun bringing this idea to life in Flowstep, from the first prompt to a fully interactive prototype. 🚀

Thanks, @flowstep_ai, for the awesome challenge!

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Hushku — a notification management app that gives users full control over their digital attention.

The problem:

We get 80+ notifications a day across 30+ apps. Every app fights for our attention, and we have zero control over what gets through and what doesn't. The result: constant interruptions, scattered focus, and notification fatigue. We don't have a notification problem — we have an attention problem.

The solution:

Hushku centralizes all notifications into one app and lets users organize them on their own terms. Users connect their apps, create custom categories (Banking, Work, Social — whatever matters to them), and assign priority levels to each category:

Urgent — notifications get through immediately

Important — visible in the feed but don't interrupt

Low — silenced, check when you want

The app also includes Focus Mode (silence everything except urgent for a set time), the ability to disable native notifications from connected apps, and a daily summary that recaps all notification activity.

Why I wanted it to exist:

Every notification app I've tried either blocks everything or lets everything through. None of them let me decide what matters on my own terms. I wanted an app where I define the categories, I set the rules, and my phone only interrupts me when I've decided it should. Hushku is that app.

How I built it:

I started by planning the full product in FigJam — concept, name origin, features, visual system, and screen flow. Then I generated each screen individually in Flowstep with detailed prompts specifying exact colors (hex codes), typography rules, spacing, and content. After generation, I exported to Figma to refine consistency across all screens, then imported back to Flowstep to build the final clickable prototype.

The name Hushku comes from Hush (silence) + FoKUs (focus). The visual identity follows the same philosophy: dark, calm, minimal — nothing fights for your attention except what you've decided matters.

Screens: Welcome, Onboarding (3 steps: connect apps, create first category, confirmation), Home Feed, Focus Mode, All Categories, Inside Category, Create/Edit Category, Settings. Proyect Link Link to post

Love the choice of colors!