What if a design tool could replace code? This project explores exactly that.

I built a fully functional, real-time stopwatch entirely inside Rive - no JavaScript, no external logic, no hidden hacks. Just state machines, math, motion, and creativity.

This isn’t a “fake UI animation.” It’s an actual stopwatch you can start, pause, reset, and watch time progress — all calculated live inside Rive.

This stopwatch is more than an animation - it’s a proof of concept.

It shows that Rive can:

✅ Run logic + UI together, not just motion ✅ Replace small JS widgets with embedded Rive files ✅ Power real dashboards, smartwatches, timers, and onboarding flows ✅ Handle live data without shipping heavyweight code

It’s a glimpse into a future where designers build real interactions without handing off to developers.

App/smartwatch UI prototypes

Onboarding gamification elements

Fitness or productivity dashboards

Zero-code motion-driven micro-apps

Rive education + community demos

Rive isn't just a motion tool. It can think, calculate, respond, and interact -/ like a tiny zero-code game engine for UI.

I’m building a full series of “logic-driven UI” projects in Rive: games, widgets, tools, dashboards - all code-free, state-machine powered.