ProTrack is a study management app designed to help students organize subjects, manage study sessions, and track learning progress in a structured way.
It started in January. My partner and I were planning trips for March and May, and suddenly realised we’d forgotten a movie we wanted to watch and a new Korean place we wanted to try. Big plans: fine. Small ones: gone.
So I built us a shared space for all those “we should try this someday” ideas. You save them together, drag one onto a day, and it becomes an actual plan.
I made it on my own: product, design, the build with Lovable, the website and the blog - Framer. 60 builds, a few App Store rejections, and one timezone bug that sent us to squash at 2am instead of 2pm xD
And there are no photos inside, just Smooches characters. Because who calls their person by their actual name anyway? (or it's just me there, huh)
That furry hand holding the phone is a scroll-stopper. These characters would be so fun animated, even just a little wiggle when a wish turns into a plan. Huge congrats on the launch.
SupportFlow AI is a customer support management system built with Python, PySide6, FastAPI and PostgreSQL.
It helps teams manage customer requests, assign priorities and responsibilities, track conversations, and generate AI-assisted response suggestions while keeping a human in control of the final reply.
I built the application structure, interface, backend integration, database workflows, API layer and automated testing.
The conversation-revision idea sounds useful. I would also check that revision on the server when accepting the send, so a message arriving between review and click cannot slip through. Mark the draft stale while keeping the human edits visible. Two useful regression cases: a...
the yellow date card gives the eye a clear place to start, which most dashboards skip. how does the to-do list hold up when someone has 30 tasks instead of 5?