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MyKnee – Android & iOS Rehabilitation App
MyKnee is a cross-platform rehab app for Android and iOS, fully controlled via an admin dashboard. Patient phases, content, and reminders update in real time without rebuilding the app. The system uses smart rule-based logic to guide patient recovery without any AI APIs
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Want a calm loyalty/engagement SaaS MVP built with Cursor? DM me on Contra.
Cross-platform mobile app for legal employee time tracking, fully customizable with each company's brand. ⏱️
What I built:
Real-time check-in / check-out from mobile
GPS validation of each clock-in
Admin panel to manage employees and working hours
Secure authentication and cloud data storage
PDF / Excel reports export
White-label: logo, colors and name for each client
Tech stack:
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Just shipped a site for TruTerms Consultancy, a legal consultancy in Dubai that acts as a part-time in-house legal team for founders.
The idea I kept coming back to: what if the website looked like the thing they sell? So it reads like a contract. Numbered sections, the retainer written up as Schedule A, and each clause shows the actual legalese first, then what it means in one normal sentence.
The fun part was the compass. It starts in the hero, then travels with you down the page as you scroll, landing in a different spot in each section. Mapping out where it goes and when took a lot of back and forth, but it's the bit I'm happiest with.
Every project teaches me something I didn't know going in, and this one was no different. Already itching to start the next one and push it a bit further.
Numbered clauses for a legal site is a smart idea, and the serif fits it well.
