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Cover image for Submission for #levelupwithbubble App Name:
Submission for #levelupwithbubble App Name: STUDYO Category: Education & Learning Live Link: https://gabrielcastrodias.bubbleapps.io/version-test The STUDYO prototype starts with a simple idea: what if learning worked more like thinking? Instead of linear formats, STUDYO organizes knowledge through connections. From a single topic, AI generates a structured mind map, revealing key concepts and their relationships. Each node opens layered content — from summaries to deeper explanations, supported by images, videos, and curated references. STUDYO also introduces a collaborative layer. Existing maps can be reused, expanded, and reorganized, allowing knowledge to grow over time through contributions. Flexibility is central. Users can reshape structures, move ideas, and define their own way of learning.
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Cover image for Exploring Scalable Backend Solutions for Freight Platforms
CargaClick1 is an experimental and development-focused version of the CargaClick platform. The main objective of this repository is to test and validate new technical approaches for the freight marketplace system, including backend architecture, API integrations, routing logic and cloud deployment strategies. While another CargaClick project exists as the main production-oriented repository, CargaClick1 focuses on prototyping, infrastructure experiments and system improvements before they are integrated into the primary platform. This project explores scalable backend structures, logistics workflow automation and integration with external services such as routing APIs and cloud infrastructure. Technologies involved include backend frameworks, containerized deployment, database design and API-driven system architecture.
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Cover image for A personal art direction study
A personal art direction study inspired by Aperol. Concept: “Fresh dip like a…🔥” This project explores the refreshing sensation of summer — that instant feeling when you dive into a pool or take the first cold sip of a drink under the sun. The idea was to translate that moment visually through a mix of photography and bold graphic shapes. By blending cut-out photography with fluid and geometric forms, the compositions create a sense of movement and immersion, as if the images themselves were dipping into color and freshness. The goal was to create a playful and contemporary aesthetic that captures the light, social, and refreshing spirit associated with Aperol. This is a personal creative exploration of how graphic forms and photography can merge to express the feeling of a refreshing summer “dip”.
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