I recently built and deployed a fully custom AI chatbot connected to an n8n automation backend — and I’m really excited about how it turned out.
This wasn’t just about embedding a chat widget. The goal was to create an intelligent assistant that actually understands users, guides them through the website, and triggers real automation workflows behind the scenes.
Here’s what I built:
🧠 Custom GPT-powered assistant
The chatbot understands user intent and helps visitors navigate products, solutions, services, and support topics naturally.
💬 Built with Lovable
I used Lovable to rapidly develop and iterate the frontend experience — ensuring smooth UI, responsive design, and seamless integration with the backend logic.
I love the idea of building something that truly understands users instead of just embedding a basic chatbot. Curious ! How does the AI assistant connect to and trigger the automation workflows behind the scenes?🤔
Congrats on getting it approved. Drafting instead of auto-sending is the right default. One edge case worth a guard: calls where the transcript comes back empty or cut short, otherwise the model writes a confident follow-up from almost nothing.
Just pure React, frame-level spring math, and code.
Built this SaaS product reel completely with Remotion at 60fps. Programmatic motion design makes it effortless to keep animations 100% true to real product UI while allowing programmatic variant generation.
💯 What you receive as a deliverable:
🎬 Production Video: 4K/60fps .mp4 or .webm ready for social, ads, and landing pages
🪟 Transparent Overlays: Alpha-channel .mov (ProRes 4444) to drop over your existing product footage
🔁 Looping Assets: Optimized .gif files for GitHub readmes and email campaigns
What if a restaurant website felt like walking in?
I wanted to try something different with IMPALA.
Instead of making another restaurant website that simply shows the menu, location and a few photos, I wanted the website itself to carry some of the feeling of being inside the restaurant.
Warm visuals, immersive storytelling, subtle interactions, and a menu experience that feels a little different.
One of my favourite parts is the menu instead of presenting dishes as a typical grid of cards, I designed them around a playing-card inspired interaction, where the menu unfolds and reveals each dish in a more tactile way.
The idea was pretty simple:
Don’t just show the restaurant. Make people feel it.
Designed and built for IMPALA across desktop and mobile.
How did you guys like it?
Drop your thoughts in the comments I’d genuinely love to hear them.