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We treated GDPR as a legal checklist until the first deletion request landed. Then it was an engineering problem.
What worked was wiring erasure and subject-access flows into the schema itself, plus a data inventory that maps every table to a sub-processor. About two weeks once we stopped treating it as paperwork.
Wiring erasure flows into the schema from day one is the move. The data inventory approach (every table to a sub-processor) would have saved weeks of manual auditing later. Most teams learn this exactly the same hard way.
Exactly — and the inventory pays for itself twice. Ours doubled as the
Article 30 processing record, so when the first vendor questionnaire
landed, the answers were already a query away.
The part nobody warns you about: backups. Erasure in the live schema is
the easy half —...
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Kindra is in the final stage.
All pages built. Now refining before submission to the Framer marketplace.
Kindra is a website template for DNA testing companies.
- 14 pages
- 4 fully populated CMS collections
- 10 DNA testing services
- 5 home test kits
- 6 team members, and so on.
Drops soon ⏳️
Love the clean and professional approach here 🔥 Great job from start to finish.
🌱 Proud to share my submission for the Config Makeathon by Figma!
I built Symbiotic City — a full-stack sustainable community platform that connects residents, businesses, and local authorities to co-create greener, smarter, and more resilient cities.
🔍 The Problem:
Cities are growing rapidly, but communities are becoming increasingly disconnected. Thousands of sustainability efforts — community gardens, recycling drives, youth mentorship programs — happen in isolation with no unified platform to bring people together and amplify their impact.
💡 The Solution:
Symbiotic City is a one-stop platform that makes sustainable living accessible, collaborative, and actionable for every resident.
🛠️ What I Built:
🛒 Sustainable Marketplace
Buy, sell & discover eco-friendly products and services from local businesses — with full cart, wishlist, and checkout including UPI, Card & Cash on Delivery
👥 Community Forum
A social feed to share ideas, post sustainability updates, like, comment & follow trending topics like #SolarEnergy and #ZeroWaste
📅 Events Hub
Discover, register for & create local sustainability events — clean-up days, gardening masterclasses, digital skills workshops — with live attendee tracking
🌳 Project Collaboration
Join or create community-driven initiatives with real progress tracking, impact levels & member counts
🚨 Emergency Services
Instantly locate nearby police stations, hospitals & fire stations with one-tap calling
🔐 Dual Role Auth
Regular Users & Site Owners with role-based access and personalised dashboards
⚙️ Built entirely with Figma's suite of AI tools:
→ Figma Make — entire app built through AI-powered prompts
→ Figma Agent — design refinement and interactions on canvas
→ Supabase — full live backend with 10+ tables, auth, cart, orders & notifications
→ Figma Sites — published as a live, publicly accessible web app
🌍 Impact:
Symbiotic City reduces the friction between intention and action. Whether you want to buy local eco-products, join a community garden, or attend a sustainability event — everything is in one place, for every resident, in any city.
This platform is built to scale — from Ahmedabad to any city in India and beyond.
🔗 Live site: https://symbiotic-city.figma.site
🔗 Figma Community Link: https://www.figma.com/make/eKMRwS2tTPC3n2rZVsKxSZ/Symbiotic-City-web-app?t=2UoyOL1DDEzDs7W6-1
Built solo for the #ConfigMakeathon — a global hackathon by Figma challenging builders to create something meaningful with AI tools.
Would love your feedback and support! 🙌
#ConfigMakeathon #FigmaMake #Figma #BuildInPublic #Sustainability #GreenTech #CommunityTech #FullStack #Hackathon #SustainableLiving #ClimateAction #FigmaSites #Supabase #AITools #WebApp #IndianBuilders
Hey everyone!
I made Meadow🙌 — a small, shared corner to step out of the world for a minute.
Some days the world is just a lot. Meadow is a small, shared corner to step out of it for a minute.
It's a living garden grown by strangers — every flower in it was built, petal by petal, by a real person somewhere, and the field keeps growing with each one. Make your own bloom from scratch: shape the petals, choose the colors, set its height, give the stem its own curve and leaves. Plant it, and it joins the meadow for the next person to find.
Flowers growing close together slowly cross-pollinate, blending traits with their neighbors — so the garden quietly evolves on its own, untended. Go still, and tiny creatures wander out to rest on the petals. Hover, and the others lean aside to let one shine. When it looks beautiful, snap a picture to keep or share.
Built entirely in Figma Make with a Supabase backend: a procedural flower engine generates every bloom from its own set of traits, so no two are ever alike — and because the meadow is a shared, persistent garden, every flower you and strangers plant stays in the field as it grows, without limit.
A calm place, made by many hands.
Come along plant a flower
Enter Meadow
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https://www.figma.com/community/file/1646430748930612604/meadow
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