Bloom (Calendar + Notes App for Students)
A colorful calendar, notes, and life-organizer app for students and workers — think Notion, but warmer and more focused. Screenshots coming soon.
At a glance
Role
Solo
Type
Product
Status
In development
Year
2026
Stack
3 technologies
Links
Code · Case study
Achievements
2 of 3 unlocked
Product From Scratch
Designed and built a calendar + notes app end-to-end, solo.
Focus by Design
Calendar, to-dos, and notes in one warm, distraction-light workspace.
Hidden achievement
Keep playing this project to find out.
Overview
Problem
Students juggle classes, tasks, and notes across too many apps. Bloom pulls calendar, to-dos, and note-taking into one focused, friendly workspace.
My role
Solo: product design and full-stack build — from the data model to the UI.
Stack
Next.js • TypeScript • Tailwind CSS
Highlights
- Bringing calendar, to-dos, and notes into one focused workspace built for student life.
- Designed for warmth and low friction — colorful, fast, and distraction-light.
Case study
Bloom
Repo: https://github.com/Cengizbey-m/Bloom
Summary
Bloom is a colorful calendar, notes, and life-organizer app aimed at students and workers — think Notion, but warmer and more focused. It's a product I'm building solo, end-to-end.
Screenshots are being added soon — the gallery here is a placeholder for now.
The idea
Students juggle classes, assignments, tasks, and notes across a pile of different apps. Bloom pulls the essentials — calendar, to-dos, and note-taking — into one focused, friendly workspace, so the next thing you need to do is always one glance away.
What I'm building
- A calendar that doubles as a planner, not just a grid of empty boxes.
- Lightweight notes that live next to your schedule instead of in a separate app.
- A warm, colorful UI designed for low friction and low distraction.
Tech snapshot
- Next.js + TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
Why it matters
Bloom is where I get to be the product designer and the engineer — deciding what to build, not just how. It's an ongoing project, and I'll keep this case study updated with real screenshots and progress as it grows.