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Let's face it: using an enterprise cloud LLM API to parse basic JSON, route support tickets, or clean up markdown is massive overkill. It's slow, expensive, and leaves your app vulnerable to third-party downtime. +-------------------+-------------------------+-------------------------+ | Feature | Cloud LLM | Local SLM (<15B) | +-------------------+-------------------------+-------------------------+ | Deployment | Cloud API Only | Local, Edge, On-Prem | | Latency | High (Network bound) | Low (Local hardware) | | Data Privacy | Third-party risk | 100% Secure / Offline | | Cost Structure | Pay-
What I Built I built FocusBuddy for a friend who wants to study and work but finds it hard to start when scrolling is always one tap away. I chose this problem because the first few minutes of a task can feel like the hardest part, and I wanted to make those minutes feel easier without blaming him or pretending a website can control his phone. FocusBuddy lets him name a task and start with just two minutes. It can count when he leaves the FocusBuddy tab, pause for a 60-second scroll urge, encourage a phone-down moment, and save a short reflection after a session. A dashboard turns those sessio
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