Calora is a concept AI scheduling platform designed to solve a problem most productivity tools ignore: your calendar and your to-do list don't talk to each other. Instead of another complex planner that demands setup and training, Calora quietly handles 80% of the scheduling routine — turning a loose list of tasks into a realistic, breathing daily plan.
I designed and built the full pre-launch landing page — from positioning to a live, interactive product demo — as a self-initiated concept product.
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My Role
I owned the project end to end — from problem framing to a fully built, live site in Framer. The deliverables included:
An interactive product demo showing the "chaos → planned" transformation on hover
Complete build and deployment in Framer, on a custom domain
Every section was designed to earn its place: no filler stats, no fake testimonials — sections without real data (metrics, reviews) were deliberately left out until there's something real to show.
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The Impact
The final landing page positions Calora as calm, credible, and product-first — the kind of pre-launch page that builds trust before a single line of code ships. It doubles as proof of full design-to-build capability: not just a Figma file, but a live, working site.