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Lemonaid is a culture-boosting platform designed to help teams understand and improve their overall health.
It drives engagement by celebrating wins, encouraging peer‑to‑peer recognition, and strengthening team connections through thoughtful gamification.
Built as a flexible, white‑label solution, Lemonaid can be shared across multiple teams while still feeling personal and meaningful to each one.
https://lemonaidculture.figma.site/
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My first entry for the challenge called Aura, might still make some adjustments.
"Aura transforms how you move through a screen into a living portrait of who you are — no questions asked, juist click."
@figma x @Contra HQ
it's getting addictive .. love this
"There Can Only Be One For Me To Buy" turns your cluttered wishlist into a high-stakes 'Battle Royale' where items face off in a brutal head-to-head elimination—swipe left to kill your impulse, swipe right to save your essentials, until only the ultimate winner survives your budget.
https://lily-woven-15855127.figma.site
Bro this concept is lowkey brilliant 😂 turning impulse buying into a whole game is so creative. Love the execution
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