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🚀 Built an AI-powered Employee Dashboard
Just completed Orbitworks — a modern workplace dashboard designed to bring employee management and an AI assistant into one platform.
What I built:
• Employee dashboard with a clean, responsive UI
• AI assistant for workplace interactions
• Full-stack React application
• Node.js + Express backend
• MongoDB Atlas with Mongoose
• Persistent data storage and fallback handling
• API-driven architecture
• Deployed and live
The goal was to go beyond a traditional admin dashboard and explore how AI can make workplace applications more interactive and useful.
🔗 Live demo: https://orbitworks-employee-dashboard.vercel.app
I’d love feedback on the UI, AI experience, and overall product direction.
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X/Twitter post: https://x.com/brjanov/status/2105630218492731501?s=20
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Nice stuff!
Well done !
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