AutoHunt

Built for the Bubble #PromptAndCircumstance Challenge.

AutoHunt is a modern online car marketplace that helps buyers discover vehicles and enables sellers to list and manage their cars in one intuitive platform. Instead of browsing scattered listings across multiple websites, users can search, filter, and compare vehicles through a clean, responsive marketplace experience.

Built on a Bubble AI-generated foundation and transformed into a polished, production-ready application.

I started with a single prompt to Bubble AI, which generated the initial application structure, core pages, and database setup. From there, I redesigned the interface, refined the user experience, implemented advanced search and filtering, improved navigation, and built a modern marketplace that feels like a real-world automotive platform.

Features

Advanced vehicle search with filters for brand, model, and keywords

Browse detailed car listings with pricing, specifications, and vehicle information

Buy and sell vehicle marketplace with dedicated listing management

Save favorite vehicles for quick access

Clean, responsive interface optimized for desktop and mobile

Modern marketplace layout with intuitive navigation and polished UI

The goal was to take Bubble AI's initial foundation and evolve it into a professional marketplace experience that users could realistically use to buy and sell vehicles, rather than simply showcasing a generated template.

This was my first time building with Bubble AI, and I was impressed by how quickly a single prompt produced a functional starting point. From there, I focused on refining the product, improving usability, and creating a polished marketplace experience with a strong emphasis on design and functionality.

Try AutoHunt: autohunt

How can you start to change the world in a week? 👀

Introducing: PLOT

For this Bubble #promptandcircumstance challenge, I spent that time building out this Community-focused application where people share their placemaking projects alongside insights and updates that others can learn from. You can explore initiatives across multiple categories, see details and updates, learn from their processes, discover new communities, and start initiatives of your own.

For me, inspiration for innovation has always come mostly from small towns. Not the San Franciscos or New Yorks of the world — the Mabletons and the Abbevilles. Why? Because there . . . conversions mean getting your friend to help with a food drive, not acquiring users. Growth is rooted in seeing small grassroots initiatives turn into bigger ones, and there aren’t 6 rounds of interviews required — just grabbing a shovel and being willing to get a little dirty. 🧑🏾‍🌾

The app was originally called Tend (inspired by a local garden I now help with when spending time away from my screen), but the brand strategist in me thought a little harder and changed it to Plot. Because the platform is about more than caring for communities. It's about intentionally planning, shaping, and sharing the projects rooted in a place (kind of like plotting a garden before it grows).

Feel free to explore the platform here → https://tend-94644.bubbleapps.io/version-test

Stay tuned to the end of the explainer video to learn about my prompting process and what Bubble AI was able to start me off with ✨