Time management app

Describe your core features and audience in the prompt, and B12's AI builds a time management app the same day. Already structured in it are the goal setting, time tracking, and productivity reports. Edit it yourself in the visual editor without code, so the dashboard reflects your product's actual feature set. Free to start.

A calming, low-stress visual approach, such as soft UI, pastel gradients, matters for a product about reducing overwhelm, not adding to it. Features should also be shown rather than just listed, using simple visual mockups of the actual dashboard and reports.

Softer works better here. Claymorphism and pastel gradients signal calm and approachability, which matches a product meant to reduce time-related stress rather than gamify it aggressively. If you're unsure how far to take the soft-UI direction, B12's design experts can advise.

Yes, B12's habit tracker and productivity app template centers on daily streaks and consistency-building. It's the better fit if habit formation matters more to your product than time tracking and reporting specifically.

This depends on your product's actual feature set. If export or sharing matters to your users, describe it in the prompt so B12's AI includes it in the generated dashboard from the start, rather than adding it as an afterthought later.