brew & bite had great coffee, a pool table that's always busy — & no website. not even a domain.
so my brother designed it in figma, shot every photo at the café & built it with @Base44:
→ live open/closed
→ what's sold out
→ is the pool table free
the owner runs it all with one tap and in his own words " this makes it way easier to manage " this is his process video before you ask, no, i wasn't forced to post this from my account for reach
Introducing STANDLAB® — a live exhibition stand configurator built with Base44.
I designed STANDLAB to help teams shape a modular stand, see it in 3D, and understand the estimated cost as they build. You can choose a footprint, customize finishes, add and position modules, and review the bill of materials in one place.
I started with the brand and interface in Figma, then brought the experience to life in Base44, refining the 3D editor, configuration flow, and pricing interactions along the way.
New project: a film-first website for Portugal Media Productions, an award-winning film and photography team whose work includes David Beckham for Haig Club. Built in Framer on our Nova Quinn template, with headlines over full-screen footage, a moving client logo strip, and a site the team now edits on their own.
I'm not a competitive person at all so participating in challenges like these is really difficult for me. There's something about putting your designs out there that still makes me nervous. Instead I try to think of it as challenging myself and making each build better than the last. I've been using Base44 daily for 10 months now and looking back, my work has changed so much. I've spent a lot of time researching and studying design but being part of the community has helped just as much.
Every day I see someone in Discord asking something like “I built my app. Now what?” and that question has been stuck in my head almost like an echo for months now. Mashu is one of those ideas I've redone more times than I'd like to admit. I've wanted to try different ways of solving the problem so Mashu has been my victim and have been through quite a few versions I just end up deleting and starting over 😅
The idea is that you connect your Base44 app along with the social and analytics tools you use and Mashu helps you figure out what to do next. After onboarding, it writes a business plan and helps you turn that into a 12 month goal, milestones and daily tasks to get started. You also need to tell Mashu how things went. What did you learn? Did anyone respond? Did the idea work? That helps it figure out the next step instead of just giving you another task to tick off.
It uses models from both OpenAI and Anthropic powered by in-app agents, Superagents and MCP connectors to monitor your industry, competitors and the tools your business relies on. It gets to know your business better over time, from both its research and what you tell it. I’ve found it difficult to keep up with how everything AI is moving in the world, so I also added daily automated checks for changes such as compliance requirements or Base44 updates from the changelog that might need your attention.
This app is only about two weeks old and this week, I decided to focus on how Mashu looks and feels. I learnt how to create and edit videos (something I've never done before!!) and tried a few new tools. I also JUST got approved access to LinkedIn Developer API after many months of waiting so implementing that into Mashu is next up on my own little roadmap. So entering this challenge has pushed me into doing things I probably wouldn’t have done otherwise. Mashu is a real, functioning app and a passion project of mine but still very much a work in progress. I've changed my mind multiple times and I'm sure I will again but I'm hopeful I'll be able to release it to the world one day.
LinkedIn post: https://lnkd.in/p/d-dtCq9N