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Junk Removal Photo Quote App
I built a live Base44 website/app for a local junk removal business that needed a cleaner, faster way to handle pickup requests.
Before, customers had to call or text with scattered details: what needed to be removed, where it was, whether there were stairs, and whether they could send photos. That created a lot of manual back-and-forth for the owner.
After that, customers can now submit a photo-based pickup request in about 60 seconds. The app collects contact details, pickup address, junk type, access notes, urgency, preferred dates, and photos. The owner gets a structured lead instead of messy messages.
Automation included:
AI reviews the pickup request and the uploaded photos
Estimates load size and quote range
Flag stairs, heavy items, unclear photos, or possible prohibited items
Sends the owner a clean job summary
Sends the customer a confirmation email
Supports quote follow-ups, pickup reminders, and review requests
The goal was to create real business value: fewer missed leads, faster quoting, less admin work, and a more professional customer experience.
Live product:https://haul-ready-quote.base44.app
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Nice design !
We are so excited for the Base44 Give it a Glow Challenge!
Get started building something for a local business here ❤️
Built a voice-first AI app in @usewonder.
The goal was simple: create something that makes people instantly think, "Damn, this feels like a real AI product."
I started with a few foundation screens, imported them into Wonder, then used Wonder Chat to expand the experience, refine the UX, and iterate much faster than I normally would.
My favorite feature has to be Shaders. It instantly made the interface feel more alive and premium. I also experimented with MCP + Codex to push the prototype further. Still learning that workflow, but it was fun to explore.
Here's a quick walkthrough of the project and how Wonder fit into my design process.
P.S. Ignore my grammar and occasional stuttering in the video. My brain renders thoughts faster than my mouth ships them. 😭
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