More than a visual prototype
Accounts, private schedules, draggable events, repeatable plans, public booking, invitations, mobile navigation, and Orbit were built as parts of one working product.
Customer story · Wheeldo
From a different way to see time to a product people can use.
Wheeldo began with a simple idea: what if your day felt less like a spreadsheet and more like a clock? TellWang helped make that identity operational.
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≈8hactive building and iterationEstimated across the product build
9focused development sessionsFrom product direction to release
62versioned build checkpointsA visible history of working changes
47slatest verified releaseFrom approved build to production
22/22responsive release checksEvery desktop and mobile journey passed
The idea
A calendar that feels alive.
Wheeldo places events on a living clock. Tasks occupy parts of the wheel, a current-time pointer moves through the day, and separate morning and evening rings make the schedule readable at a glance.
Preview first, then promote
Changes move through a private staging environment. Desktop and mobile journeys are checked before the exact tested release reaches production, with release history available if a rollback is needed.
The right detail for each person
Owners can manage their real event titles while visitors using a public booking link see unavailable time without gaining access to private schedule details.
Orbit belongs in the schedule
Orbit uses the conversation and the signed-in user's schedule to help create or adjust events. It is a full-screen mobile workspace and a desktop companion—not a disconnected chatbot.
“TellWang helped make Wheeldo’s identity operational.”
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Start with the product idea. The Wok, Preview, verification, and release path are ready underneath it.