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From FreeCodeCamp practice apps to recent AI-native side projects. The featured ones live on the home page.
Featured2026AI storefront employee for small service businesses. Quotes jobs from the business's real rate card, sends PDF quotes, books actual appointments on the owner's cal.com, and remembers every customer via Engram memory. Anything consequential escalates to the owner's Telegram for one-tap approval. Built for the Qwen Cloud Global AI Hackathon.
Featured2026Self-managing memory layer for AI agents, attachable to any agent over MCP. Fast episodic capture and hybrid recall while active; during downtime a sleep/REM cycle consolidates raw episodes into durable knowledge, forgets the stale, and reconciles contradictions. Ships with a brain-graph viewer and a 12-gate eval suite that passes 3× on real Qwen. Built for the Qwen Cloud Hackathon.
Featured2026AI tutor for A-level General Paper. Students draft essays and get instant feedback, model answers, and exam-style tips, with subscription billing baked in. Traction: ~1,000 unique visitors in launch month from a single Reddit post; now ~200 organic visitors a month with 3 paying users.
Featured2026AI-assisted sourcing for custom furniture and cabinetry, straight from the factory. Describe a piece and skip weeks of Mandarin back-and-forth and the middleman markup, with humans in the loop for inspection. Traction: ~S$6.5k GMV so far, with ~S$30k GMV in warm leads.
Featured2026Browser-only Instagram carousel designer. Paste structured JSON, pick a palette and layout, and export feed-ready PNGs. No backend, nothing leaves your browser.
Featured2026A personal software compiler for macOS. Press a hotkey, describe what you want, and Nimbus generates it as a live floating panel or full app, reading on-screen context from any app via the macOS Accessibility API. Streaming generation, SQLite persistence, and version history built in.
Featured2025Autonomous AI QA agent that drives a real browser to test web apps end to end. Describe a flow in plain English and it navigates, clicks, and reports what passed or failed. Built solo for the Synapxe Innovation Challenge.
Featured2025A Telegram bot with David Goggins' personality. Set your wake and sleep hours and it fires motivational messages on your schedule to keep you accountable and stay hard. Traction: 40 real users from 2 Reddit posts.
Featured2025Conversational AI travel-insurance agent. Buy cover by talking, not filling forms. Built for the MSIG × Ancileo hackathon with Claude, Deepgram voice, and DynamoDB.
Private project
Featured2025AI-powered construction quality control. Log site defects, auto-classify issues, and track resolution from punch list to sign-off. Built for the IMDA Open Innovation Challenge.
Featured2025AI home-staging app. Upload a room and get redesigned, photoreal interior inspiration in seconds, powered by OpenAI and Replicate image models.
Private project
Featured2025Family task and medication manager: assign chores, track meds, and keep the whole household in sync. Built for Open Government Products (OGP)'s community hackathon.
Featured2024AI-powered note-taking app with a rich editor, automatic thumbnail generation via DALL·E, and AI autocomplete that picks up where you stop typing.
Featured2024Personal health copilot. Upload medical documents, ask questions about your symptoms, and chat with an AI grounded in your records via RAG.
Featured2024A bedtime-story generator built for my nephew. Feed it an age, a name, and a moral, and get back a story you can actually read aloud.
Featured2023Personal project tracker. Create projects, log updates, watch momentum over time. Originally Angular + Spring Boot, rebuilt on MERN.
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