Pick the problem you want to solve
Six places to start.
These are project ideas built from Twidget’s existing features. Each has a guide and a next step you can follow.
01 / INTERNAL TOOLS▦
Give your team one place to work.
Turn a shared task list into a focused tool for tracking work, updating records and seeing what needs attention.
- Define your tasks and their status.
- Build endpoints to read and update them.
- Connect a page table and test the complete flow.
Start with: a small sample dataset and a clear idea of who can edit it.
02 / CUSTOMER PORTALS◎
Let customers see their own records.
Build the foundations of a request tracker or account area, with login and data access rules behind the page.
- Create customer signup and login endpoints.
- Associate each request with its owner.
- Test that one customer cannot read another’s records.
Start with: synthetic accounts and explicit ownership rules. A login screen alone does not protect data.
03 / WORKFLOW AUTOMATION↻
Make a repeated task a workflow.
Run a recurring data check or prepare a regular summary using a workflow you can test and inspect.
- Build and test the underlying function.
- Choose a schedule and check its timezone.
- Inspect execution history and handle failures.
Start with: a tested function and a schedule supported by your plan.
04 / WEBHOOKS↳
Respond when another system changes.
Receive an event through a custom endpoint and decide what it should trigger in your application.
- Define the incoming event’s JSON fields.
- Validate the request before doing any work.
- Plan sender verification and repeated-delivery handling.
Start with: synthetic events. Check the real sender’s authentication and retry requirements before connecting it.
05 / CUSTOM APIS{ }
Build a backend for your frontend.
Give your existing website or app an API for reading records, processing input and calling other services.
- Define the request and response your client needs.
- Add database commands and validation.
- Test success and failure before publishing.
Start with: a sample request, expected response and access policy for each endpoint.
06 / DATA APPS≡
Put your spreadsheet data to work.
Move a catalogue or reference list into structured tables, then make those records available through an API and page.
- Clean a small CSV and map its fields.
- Check imported values and create endpoints.
- Connect a page and restrict writes as needed.
Start with: a clean CSV without private fields and agreed field types.