Esmail Khorchani
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☕ Espresso Dark . A warm, accessible dark theme built with oklch() and shadcnUI for my SaaS MVP
Deep espresso backgrounds, Golden crema accents, Perfect contrast (WCAG AAA), Soft shadows & rounded corners
Can't code without my espresso so it deserves a theme in my App xD
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Spent a week fighting regex and Compromise.js to parse Sparkdesk snap tasks.
You type: quick add: update docs @lisa due eod /Mobile Redesign @emily #feature dark mode
…should just work.
It didn’t.
/API v2 → v2 in title Create project New Initiative -> named “New” ASAP baked in 51/85 tests passed Then it started lagging, full re-parse on every keystroke.
Users stopped typing.
But: 95% of real inputs work New feature: inline multi-snaps (; , and then) Users can edit titles Every input is logged
Now every typo, lag, weird phrase = training data.
Next: train a model. Goal: >95% accuracy, zero lag. Fuel: real usage.
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My Snap mode UI and Gamer/Cyberpunk theme just got a small update , a slight shift in primary colors toward scarlet , loved it more than neon-pink
and added a section for queued snaps and committed one (This approach is meant for snaps that doesn't translate to tasks such as "create project" , "add member to team" ... , and some snaps might have dependencies with other snaps that's why I added a commit action, to avoid confusion and blocking snaps)
hat do you guys think!
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As a solo indie founder with more experience in software engineering than Design , I guess this logo is a good start for my SaaS project (Sparkdesk) and I'm telling you, for a fullstack developer, designing this was hard, I have no creativity whatsoever lol, but I'm satisfied for now xD
want you take on this. :D
PS: couldn't upload the logo in SVG so PNG might be low quality :(
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productivity tools don’t have to look like spreadsheets
I’ve been building a new PM tool that’s all about getting things done fast, but with vibes.
Snap Mode → dump ideas/tasks in seconds.
Focus Mode → organize them later like a pro.
Theme Switching → because your workspace should feel like you.
Current available themes
Gamer / Cyberpunk – neon & chaos energy
Hacker / Tech Savvy – dark terminal aesthetic
Synthwave 80s – retro-future sunset feels
Elegant – clean and soft UI
Professional – minimal and sleek
Just recorded a quick demo showing how themes switch instantly (no refresh, no lag).
Think: the speed of Linear, the freedom of Notion, but with personality.
Next step: unlock themes through light gamification ,get XP by actually getting work done
So tell me — if you were using this…
Which theme are you picking first?
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