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As an AI developer, I like products where the workflow is clear to both sides. For Lidspace, I built a two-sided product where builders list their stack and neighbourhood, while brands discover relevant local evangelists through a map and filters. I keep decisions visible, integrations tested, and approval points explicit when automation is involved. If you need a focused product built around a real user flow, message me.
Lidspace makes a complex two-sided marketplace feel tangible by surfacing the map, filters, and approval points in the narrative. The visual language also balances playful energy with enough product detail to explain the workflow.
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