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One Thing — Mind the Product Hackathon MVP

An AI-driven, minimalist habit-building app built as a Mind the Product Hackathon MVP. It targets goal abandonment by turning one broad ambition into a single, structured SMART micro-habit — researched, designed and shipped 0-to-1 within the hackathon window.

What I did

  • AI-synthesised discovery: used Claude to analyse a macro-dataset of social signals (LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Instagram, YouTube comments) on habit formation in the UK market, mapping user intent against failure rates and root causes of abandonment.
  • Validation & user psychology: synthesised the social data alongside primary qualitative interviews to identify four core friction points in traditional tracking — unclear goals, ambiguous execution steps, overwhelming goal size, and loss of meaning over time.
  • UX architecture: mapped infrastructure and feature requirements with Gemini and Claude as strategic brainstorming partners, grounded in 'Atomic Habits' and the SMART framework.
  • Figma UI iteration: crafted high-fidelity minimalist interfaces, then fed screenshots back to Claude to stress-test layouts against diverse user stories.
  • Prompt engineering: designed the AI prompting logic that translates broad user ambitions into customised, highly structured SMART micro-habits.
  • Shipped the MVP end to end with Lovable, demonstrating how AI prompting plus foundational product frameworks can compress the 0-to-1 discovery lifecycle.

Inside the product

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One Thing home screen — the daily goal dashboard
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AI-guided goal definition chat turning an ambition into a SMART plan
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Onboarding — one goal, one step, every day
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