Muddy Paws: a booking engine that turns "can I book?" into "you're booked" in 60 seconds
Business: Muddy Paws Mobile Grooming, Lisbon, Portugal as Early Stage !
One-line problem solved: A solo mobile dog groomer was losing bookings and about 1 in 5 appointments to no-shows, so I built a booking flow that confirms and protects every slot with no manual back-and-forth.
The client brief:
Inês runs a grooming van in Lisbon, alone, booking about 6 dogs a day, Tuesday to Saturday.
Requests arrive through WhatsApp and Instagram DMs and get lost.
She can't answer the phone while grooming.
About 1 in 5 customers don't show up, which costs her the slot and the fuel.
Appointment length depends on the dog's size and coat.
She drives between neighborhoods, so not every time slot works.
The goal: turn an inbound inquiry into a confirmed, paid booking with as little effort from Inês as possible.
Before and after
Before: a DM arrives, Inês replies hours later, they negotiate times, the customer forgets, the dog doesn't show, and the slot is gone.
After: the customer picks their dog and services, sees only the slots Inês can actually serve, pays a small deposit, and gets an instant confirmation. Reminders, rescheduling, and waitlist refills happen automatically.
What I built:
Fixing the front door
Dog profile and service selection, with duration and price calculated live from size and coat.
Address check against Inês's service zones.
Route-aware availability: slots respect her neighborhood-by-day schedule, service length, and travel buffer.
Deposit to secure the slot, then an instant confirmation with calendar links.
Guest checkout with no account needed.
Fixing the follow-through:
Reminders at 48 hours and 2 hours with one-tap confirm, reschedule, or cancel.
Cancelled slots reopen and go to a waitlist automatically.
A nudge for customers who start a booking and don't finish.
An owner dashboard: today's route, a "Needs attention" queue, and hours saved.
Built to work worldwide: currency, timezone, language (including Arabic right-to-left), units, and service zones are configurable, so the same engine can serve a groomer in Lisbon or a dentist in Toronto.
How it maps to the criteria:
Problem-solving impact: a complete path from inquiry to a paid, confirmed booking.
Owner-effort reduction: confirmations, reminders, rescheduling, waitlist, and lead follow-up all run without Inês.
Craft and execution: mobile-first, branded, and tested end to end with seeded demo data.
Storytelling: the demo video moves from a chaotic WhatsApp day to a calm dashboard with the hours-saved number.
Process:
I treated it like a real client brief: define the owner's quirks first, then design the booking logic around them (duration, route, deposits), then build in Lovable in layers, starting with the booking flow and then automations, dashboard, and global settings.
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Mirra Network
Preparing new mobile app for any kind of specific Social Experience Niches built fully in React Native with latest Expo SDK supporting LiquidGlass in IOS and Materials in Android.
App will have full rich base to continue on using AI Agent like Claude Code and full base of Design.md (https://Design.md) and skills to let the agent perform
The Pacts Studio shop has a clearer path now:
Preview the live Framer site, then check out here on Contra or remix a free template.
Nine templates and three components.
I used AI to upgrade the storefront.
pacts.studio (http://pacts.studio)
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Just launched Dayframe Advertorial 🌱
A $29 Framer template built for DTC and product brands that want something beyond the usual storefront layout.
It combines editorial storytelling, product visuals, draggable testimonials, native video, reusable components, and a dedicated design system with a Framer Agent skill.
This is also a new direction for Pacts Studio.
Instead of building larger templates packed with pages, I'm exploring smaller, more focused systems designed around specific marketing use cases.
Advertorials are the starting point. Listicles, presell pages, and VSL formats are on my research list.
Live on Framer Marketplace:
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/dayframe-advertorial/
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Just wrapped up a new Framer template at Pacts Studio. 🌿
It's called Elena Ward.
After building templates for investment firms and other businesses, I wanted to try something more personal.
Something for the independent consultant who doesn't need a big agency website, just a thoughtful place to introduce themselves, explain their work, and connect with potential clients.
Here's what I built:
✨ 7 designed pages
💼 Reusable service and pricing cards
🎨 A complete design system
🎞️ Smooth motion and editorial layouts
🧠 2 Agent Skills to help with customization
📱 Responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile
The biggest focus was making it feel like a person's practice rather than a generic corporate website.
Really enjoyed building this one.
Would love some feedback from other designers and independent founders.
👀 https://elenaward.framer.website
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Just shipped a meaningful update to Northbrook.
It's now listed as an Agent Template on Framer. 🎉
I didn't want to add an AI label and call it done, so I spent time improving the actual template experience:
• A dedicated design system page
• Three project-specific Skills for design, CMS, and launch checks
• A walkthrough showing how everything is organized
Northbrook is still the same dark, editorial website for VC and private equity firms, with 12 designed pages and Portfolio and Insights CMS.
The goal is simple: make a template that's easier to customize, extend, and maintain after someone buys it.
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/northbrook/
Would love to hear what other creators are doing with Agent Templates.
Full-Stack Developer for SaaS & Cross-Platform Apps
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Full-Stack Developer for SaaS & Cross-Platform Apps
I just launched my portfolio, and I built it to work the way I build for clients.
It's live at ayoubelakhdar.com (http://ayoubelakhdar.com), and the video above is a 30-second tour.
What's inside:
- A hero designed from scratch, with giant type and a cut-out portrait that reacts to your cursor
- 4 case studies of live products I built end to end
- 4 real client reviews, word for word from Upwork
- A cost estimator that gives you a price range in about 60 seconds, with no email needed
- Clear packages with starting prices, so nobody has to guess
- Call booking built in, and it holds up from phones to tablets
Built with Next.js, React and Tailwind, with Supabase behind the forms.
I'm Ayoub, a full-stack developer in Rabat. I build SaaS platforms, web apps and iOS + Android apps for founders and teams. If you need something built, I'm taking new projects this month.
I'd value your honest feedback. What works, and what would you change? Tear it apart.
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Designed and built a full-stack SaaS MVP for a UK workforce matching platform that connects job seekers with employers.
Stack: Next.js 16, Supabase (auth + PostgreSQL), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, deployed on Vercel.
Key features: dual-role accounts (one email, two profile types), a custom in-browser avatar cropper, multi-step onboarding with dynamic reflection questions, a profile completion tracker, partner preview mode, and branded transactional emails passing SPF/DKIM/DMARC.
Solo developer, responsible for full architecture, database schema, authentication, UI, and deployment.
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SafeNest Technologies is an early-stage startup building an AI-powered environmental
safety intelligence platform covering three distinct product lines: a consumer car
seat safety device, a military K9 protection system, and an enterprise-grade smart
monitoring platform.
The client needed an investor-ready marketing website capable of presenting a
complex, multi-audience product story with the visual quality and credibility of
companies like Palantir, Anduril, and OpenAI. The primary goal was to drive demo
requests from investors, enterprise clients, and government/defense partners.
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Forge Access turns a 2-minute IT chore into one click: a friendly layer over the Cisco Meraki Cloud API letting non-technical venue owners (cafes, clinics, gyms) rotate guest Wi-Fi passwords on demand or on a schedule, auto-generate QR posters + live signage pages, delegate safely to staff via RBAC, and log every change, no Meraki dashboard access required.
Built solo, full-stack: Next.js 15 + TypeScript, Supabase (Auth, RLS, Vault-encrypted API keys, Realtime), Prisma, a rate-limited Meraki API client with 429 backoff, Upstash QStash cron, and signed Stripe/webhook billing.
One ad set spent $169 today at a 3.4% CTR. I killed it before lunch.
Another was at 20.9% CTR on $9 of spend — I left it alone.
That's the whole job. Know which one to kill and which one to leave running.
This week on one content creator account: 11 active ad sets, $393 spent today, average CTR across healthy sets sitting at 17–21%. Two paused, zero wasted
overnight.
Most brands don't have someone watching this daily. The algorithm doesn't pause bad ads — you have to.
If you're spending $2k+ per month on Meta and nobody is checking your ad sets every day, you're leaving money on the table.
DM me. I check accounts daily and tell you exactly what to cut and what to scale.