I've been relying a lot on Dribbble for this but as we all know, most of the fancy dashboards and apps there never see the light of day and that makes them kinda unreliable.

This is creepy, yet cool.

Without any permission this website predicts what you are doing with your phone. CREEPY AF, still cool.

Note from the github repository:

Modern web browsers give the user more control over what data they're sharing with websites, for example location services and access to the camera.

However I recently noticed a gap of how websites can determine the activity of the user based on the acceleration and gyro sensor built into modern smartphones, including the iPhone and Google Pixel.

Using that data, web apps can determine if the user is using their phone while

• sitting
• standing
• walking
• running
• driving
• taking a picture
• lying in bed
• laying the phone on a table

and probably more, including guesses if the user is actively using their phone at this moment, or even if they're impaired by alcohol.

https://github.com/KrauseFx/whats-the-user-doing

Sounds legit.

1. Wake up
2. Sleep again
3. Wake up (kinda for real this time)
4. Run 5km or cycle for 20
5. "Ok Google, play my morning playlist"
6. Shower && Coffee
7. "Ok Google, what its on my calendar today"
8. Cycle 10min to work
9. Standup at 10:30

Don't mess around with my cursor.

Nice!

Is it built on top of something or you coded the whole thing?

It always depends on your product and your metrics. There is no golden rule regarding UX.

First Screen: Sketch Second Screen: Chrome, adium, mail, Rdio. Third Screen: iTerm, Sublime.

Well, I have a profile at dribble, https://dribbble.com/pedro_designer I was invited by a designer on the community, he was going through some portfolios and he choose mine. Try searching for dribble invites at dribble and twitter, you may found something.