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Built by Claude with the Layerz Canvas MCPFully editable .lcanvas

Portfolio App, Designed in Canvas

A square promo for a fictional investment dashboard built in Layerz Canvas, with a phone, rolling balances, donut and line charts and floating cards.

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The prompt behind it

Claude made this from the prompt below, working directly in Layerz Canvas through its MCP server. Paste it into Claude (Claude Code or Claude Desktop) with the Layerz Canvas MCP connected and it builds a new take on the same canvas — then you take over. Connect the MCP server

Prompt

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

A 15-second square promo, 1080×1080 at 60 fps, for a fictional investment dashboard app designed and animated in Layerz Canvas: phone screens, live-feeling charts and counters, and a closing "Designed in Layerz Canvas" card.

Look: night #0B1020, cards #141B33, text #E9EDF8, gain green #22C55E, loss red #EF4444, gold highlight #F5B83D. SF Pro Display; numbers in SF Mono with tabular figures. Card radius 24.

Beats:
- 0.0–2.0s: A gold line draws a rising zig-zag across the frame and becomes the axis of a line chart; the camera rides its tip.
- 2.0–4.5s: A phone drawn from shapes slides up into the centre. On screen: "Total balance" with a counter rolling 0 → 48,210.55 (example) and a green "+3.2%" chip popping in.
- 4.5–7.0s: A donut chart spins into an allocation: Stocks, Bonds, Cash, Other, each segment growing in turn with its label.
- 7.0–9.5s: The screen swipes to a holdings list: six rows cascade in, each drawing a tiny sparkline; one row flashes red, then green.
- 9.5–12.0s: The phone tilts back (rotationX 18°) and three cards fly out around it: monthly returns as bars, a dividend calendar as a dot grid, and a "Rebalance" button that a cursor clicks.
- 12.0–15.0s: The cards dock back, the phone shrinks into a tile, and "Designed in Layerz Canvas" appears with the chevron. Hold 0.7s.

Craft notes: every figure is labelled as example data; charts always grow from their baseline; motion is a smooth ease-out, and only the button click bounces.

Edit it yourself

  • Change colours, text and type in the inspector.
  • Drag keyframes, reshape easing curves and retime any move.
  • Ask Claude for changes through the MCP, then fine-tune by hand.
  • Export it as an image, a video, Lottie or a web page like this one.