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Build me a web app: a virtual bouquet maker. You pick flowers, arrange them into a bouquet, write a short card, and get a link to send to someone you want to thank on Vietnamese Women's Day (20 October).

WHO IT IS FOR
Young people in Vietnam who want to send their mom, sister, teacher or colleague something personal on 20/10, in a few minutes, from their phone.

SCREENS
1. Builder: a palette of at least 8 flowers (rose, tulip, sunflower, cherry blossom, daisy, hibiscus, lotus, lavender), each with a one-word meaning (love, care, admiration, a fresh start, gratitude, joy, purity, calm). Tap to add (max 12), tap a flower in the bouquet to remove it. The bouquet is drawn as a fan of flowers above a wrapping paper cone with a ribbon. A "shuffle" button rearranges them. Pick one of 4 wrapping paper colors.
2. Card: a "To" field, a note (max 280 characters) and a "From" field.
3. Share: save the bouquet and give a short public link plus a "copy link" button.
4. Receiver view (the public link): the bouquet appears flower by flower with a gentle animation, then the card opens. A "make one back" button leads to the builder.

DATA
Bouquet: id, flowers (ordered list of flower keys), paper color, to, note, from, created at. Public read by id, no login needed to view. Login only needed to see "my bouquets".

LOOK
Soft and warm: cream background, pink and coral accents, rounded corners, a friendly serif for the card text. Works great on a phone screen first.

LANGUAGE
All interface text in Vietnamese, with English as a toggle.

SAMPLE DATA
Seed 3 example bouquets, one for "Mẹ", one for "Cô Hoa", one for "Chị Linh", each with a warm note in Vietnamese.

DONE MEANS
I can build a bouquet, write a card, copy the link, open it in a private window and see the bouquet and card appear.

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Build me a web app: a thank-you wall. One person creates a wall for a woman they want to celebrate on Vietnamese Women's Day (20 October), shares the link with a team, class or family, and everyone leaves a note. Then the wall is gifted to her as one link.

WHO IT IS FOR
A team lead, a class monitor or a family member in Vietnam who wants many people to say thank you to one person together.

SCREENS
1. Create a wall: her name, a cover photo (optional), a short line ("Cảm ơn chị vì..."), and a close date.
2. Contribute (public link, no login): write a note (max 300 characters), your name, pick a sticker or flower emoji, optional photo. Notes appear as colorful cards on a masonry wall.
3. Gift mode: a clean presentation view of the wall, notes revealed one by one, that the creator sends to her.
4. Creator dashboard: hide or remove a note before gifting.

DATA
Wall: id, honoree name, cover, headline, close date, owner. Note: wall id, text, author name, sticker, photo, created at, hidden flag.

LOOK
Pastel cards in pink, peach, lilac and mint on a warm off-white background, playful but tidy. Mobile first.

LANGUAGE
Interface in Vietnamese, English as a toggle.

SAMPLE DATA
One wall for "Chị Mai" with 8 notes from teammates, in Vietnamese.

DONE MEANS
I can create a wall, open its link in a private window, leave a note without logging in, and see it on the wall and in gift mode.

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Build me a web app: a family recipe book for mom's dishes, written in her words, with voice notes, so her cooking is not lost.

WHO IT IS FOR
Young people in Vietnam who want to keep their mom's or grandma's recipes, the ones that are never written down and use measures like "a little" or "until it smells right".

SCREENS
1. Book cover: "Món của mẹ" with her name and photo, a grid of dishes with photos.
2. Dish page: photo, ingredients with free-text measures ("một nhúm", "vừa đủ"), steps, and short voice notes per step recorded while she cooks. A "her tip" box.
3. Add a dish: a guided form that asks one question at a time ("What do you call this dish?", "When does the family eat it?", "What is the secret?").
4. Cook mode: big text, one step per screen, play her voice note.
5. Share: a read-only link of the whole book for siblings.

DATA
Book: owner, her name, cover photo. Dish: name, story, occasion, photo, ingredients (text), steps (text + audio), tip.

LOOK
A kitchen notebook: warm cream paper, terracotta and herb green accents, handwritten-feeling headings. Mobile first.

LANGUAGE
Interface in Vietnamese, English as a toggle.

SAMPLE DATA
Three dishes: canh chua cá lóc, thịt kho trứng, chè đậu xanh, each with a short story.

DONE MEANS
I can add a dish with a voice note, open cook mode, and share the book link.

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Build me a web app: a simple shop notebook for a mom who sells online (Facebook, Zalo) or runs a small market stall, to replace her paper notebook.

WHO IT IS FOR
Women in Vietnam in their 40s and 50s running a small business from their phone. Not tech savvy. Large text, very few buttons.

SCREENS
1. Today: total sales today, number of orders, money still owed to her. One big button: "Đơn mới" (new order).
2. New order: customer (pick from list or type a name and phone), items (pick from her product list, quantity), price auto-summed, paid / not paid yet, delivery note. Save in under 20 seconds.
3. Orders: list by day, filter "not paid yet", tap to mark paid or delivered.
4. Customers: who buys often, who still owes, a one-tap "copy reminder message" to paste into Zalo.
5. Products: name, price, photo, in stock or not.
6. Week report: sales per day as a simple bar chart, best-selling product.

DATA
Product, Customer, Order (customer, lines, total, paid flag, delivered flag, date). One login for her, data private.

LOOK
Clear and calm: white background, one strong green for money in, one soft red for money owed, big rounded buttons, text at least 18px.

LANGUAGE
Vietnamese only. Money in VND with dot separators (150.000đ).

SAMPLE DATA
A shop selling homemade pickles and dried fish: 6 products, 8 customers, 15 orders this week, 3 unpaid.

DONE MEANS
She can add an order in under 20 seconds, see today's total, and copy a polite payment reminder for a customer.

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Build me a web app: a family chore board that makes the invisible work at home visible, so it does not all fall on one woman.

WHO IT IS FOR
Families and couples in Vietnam who want to share housework more fairly, starting on Vietnamese Women's Day (20 October).

SCREENS
1. Setup: add family members with an avatar. A starter list of chores with an effort weight (cooking dinner 3, washing dishes 2, taking out trash 1, buying groceries 2, cleaning the bathroom 3, helping kids with homework 3, remembering birthdays 1, planning meals 2). Include the invisible ones (planning, remembering, worrying) on purpose.
2. This week: a board with each day as a column. Claim a chore, tick it done.
3. Scoreboard: effort points per person this week, shown as a fair-share bar. A gentle note when one person carries more than half.
4. Thank-you button: anyone can send a "cảm ơn" sticker to someone for a chore.

DATA
Member, Chore (name, effort weight, invisible flag), Assignment (chore, member, day, done).

LOOK
Friendly and fair: soft blue and peach, round avatars, small celebration animation when the week is balanced. Mobile first.

LANGUAGE
Interface in Vietnamese, English as a toggle.

SAMPLE DATA
A family of four (Mẹ, Bố, Minh, An) with one week of chores where mom carries 60 percent.

DONE MEANS
The family can claim and tick chores and see the scoreboard change.

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Build me a web app: "How well do you know Mom?", a party quiz the family plays on Vietnamese Women's Day (20 October). She answers first, everyone else guesses.

WHO IT IS FOR
Families in Vietnam gathered for a 20/10 dinner, playing on their own phones.

SCREENS
1. Host: create a game, pick 10 questions from a bank (her favourite dish, her first job, her childhood nickname, the song she sings while cooking, her dream trip, what she worries about most, her proudest moment) or write your own. Share a 4-letter room code.
2. Her turn: she answers each question privately on her phone.
3. Players: join with the room code and a name, then guess each answer (multiple choice built from her answer plus fun decoys, or free text).
4. Reveal: one question at a time on the host screen, her real answer, who got it right, and a little story button where she can say more.
5. Leaderboard: who knows her best, with a "Con hiểu mẹ nhất" badge.

DATA
Game, Question, Her answer, Player, Guess, Score. Real-time updates between phones.

LOOK
Game-show fun: bold yellow and pink, big buttons, confetti on correct answers. Works on phones held sideways at a dinner table.

LANGUAGE
Vietnamese, English as a toggle.

SAMPLE DATA
A ready game with 10 questions and her answers so it can be demoed instantly.

DONE MEANS
Two phones can join the same room, she answers, they guess, and the reveal shows the scores.

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Build me a web app: "One hour for me", a small personal app that protects one hour a week for yourself, for women who give most of their time to others.

WHO IT IS FOR
Women in Vietnam, students to working moms, who rarely plan time just for themselves.

SCREENS
1. My hour: pick the hour for this week on a simple week grid. Shows a soft countdown to it.
2. Ideas: a deck of small things to do with one hour (read 20 pages, a walk without the phone, a nap, a coffee alone, call an old friend, draw, learn one song), tap to choose, add your own.
3. During the hour: a calm screen with a gentle timer and "do not disturb" message she can copy and send to family.
4. After: one line journal "How did it feel?" with a mood emoji.
5. My year: a garden that grows one flower for every hour kept.

DATA
Planned hour, Chosen activity, Journal line, Mood. Private, login required.

LOOK
Quiet and warm: lavender, cream and sage, lots of space, a slow breathing animation on the timer. Mobile first.

LANGUAGE
Vietnamese, English as a toggle.

SAMPLE DATA
Six past weeks of kept hours with journal lines and a small garden.

DONE MEANS
I can plan this week's hour, pick an idea, run the timer and see a new flower in my garden.

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Build me a web app: [one sentence: what it does] for [who she is: my mom, my sister, my teacher, my teammate] to celebrate Vietnamese Women's Day (20 October).

WHY THIS EXISTS
[The small problem she has, or the thing you want to thank her for.]

SCREENS
1. [The first thing she sees when she opens the link.]
2. [The main thing she does.]
3. [What she can keep or share.]

DATA
[The few things the app needs to remember.]

LOOK
Warm and personal: soft pinks and creams, rounded corners, friendly type. Mobile first.

LANGUAGE
Interface in Vietnamese.

DONE MEANS
She can open one link on her phone and use it without any explanation.