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Ripple - Productivity Tracker
We partnered to create a time tracking and habit building application designed around how teams actually work. Rather than forcing rigid productivity systems, we built Ripple to adapt to natural work patterns and provide genuine insights into productivity habits.
Existing time tracking tools often don’t fit how creative and development teams work. Most systems assume structured workflows that don’t match the reality of project-based work with varying intensity and creative cycles. We needed to build something that:
We designed Ripple from the ground up, prioritizing user experience and practical functionality over complex feature sets. The goal was creating a tool that teams would actually want to use daily, not just install and abandon.
React + Tailwind CSS We built a clean, responsive interface using React for component architecture and Tailwind CSS for rapid, consistent styling. This combination delivered a modern interface that works seamlessly across devices.
Supabase Backend Real-time data synchronization was essential for a tool used across multiple devices. Supabase provided the backend infrastructure to sync activity instantly, ensuring users always have up-to-date information whether working on desktop or mobile.
Rapid Prototyping We started with rapid prototyping to validate the core concept quickly, then refined the experience based on real usage patterns. This approach ensured we built features that actually matter rather than assuming what users need.
The application includes several core features designed around practical productivity:
Ripple demonstrates how productivity tools can work when they’re designed around how people actually work rather than theoretical productivity systems. The application provides genuine value through practical insights and habit building, not complex dashboards or overwhelming analytics.
This project shows how we approach tool building—focusing on solving real problems rather than adding features. By starting with rapid prototyping and iterating based on actual usage, we created something that genuinely serves its purpose rather than just checking boxes on a feature list.
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