What I Built? I built Safe Plate for my roommate, Mayur, who is allergic to nuts. Whenever we cook together, we spend a long time reading labels and googling whether a recipe is safe. Most recipe sites also don't know what's in our kitchen. With Safe Plate, you tick the dietary needs, type the ingredients you have (like "rice, tomato, spinach, onion"), and get 3 recipes.
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Most people who track their training in a notes app lose the one thing that matters: set-by-set context. The note does not remember what you lifted last week, and generic gym trackers bury the screen in charts without ever telling you what to do next. The brief for Body Forge was a coach in your pocket: clean tracking during the set, real analysis after it, and programmes that adapt as you progress. Here is how the native iOS app is put together. The workout screen is built for one hand and a sweaty thumb.
An immigration lawyer in Warsaw was spending hours a day on the same questions. Which documents do I need for a karta pobytu? How long does it take? Her site was a brochure: it brought no leads from Google, and every first message was answered by hand. We rebuilt the site and put a consultant inside it that answers from the firm's own material.
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FastAPI Request/Response Logging for AI Feature Attribution: Tracking Which Claude Call Cost Which Tenant When your SaaS starts charging tenants for AI features, you enter a new debugging hell. A customer emails: "Why did my bill jump $340 last Tuesday?" You grep your logs. You find 50 Claude API calls that day. But which endpoint triggered them? Which user?
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