When I first started building a task management system in Bubble, I honestly thought it would be a straightforward weekend project.
A simple to-do app, a few workflows, clean UI — how hard could it be?
But as I moved forward, reality kicked in:
➤ The more I tried to structure the database, the more I realized it had to be future-proof and scalable.
➤ Workflows seemed easy… until real-world scenarios broke them apart.
➤ I quickly learned that without an intuitive UI, even the best backend logic feels useless.
➤ And the more I used it, the more I felt the absence of things like:
• Deadlines
• Task filtering
• Calendar view
What surprised me most?
The deeper I got into it, the more new ideas popped up. Every time I solved one problem, another improvement came to mind.
Eventually I realized: instead of just finishing it for myself, I wanted to create something that felt complete — something that could save others the same time and hassle.
➤ And since I’d already put so much work into it, I ended up uploading the final version to the Bubble marketplace.
I’ll be honest — it’s not the cheapest template out there. But considering how many hours of building, testing, and refining it can save you… I’d say it’s well worth it.
If you’re curious or want to take a look,
the link is in the comments.
I’m genuinely interested:
Do you prefer building everything from scratch?
Or do you usually start from a pre-built base and customize it for your project?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!