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Improved the frontend experience of a web application to make it faster and more intuitive
The product was functional
but the user experience felt slow and inconsistent
What I worked on:
→ rebuilt key UI components using React
→ improved loading states and user feedback
→ optimized performance and reduced unnecessary re-renders
→ cleaned up frontend structure for better maintainability
→ improved integration with backend APIs
Challenges:
handling dynamic data smoothly
making AI-driven outputs easier to understand
keeping the interface responsive under load
Result:
smoother user interactions
faster perceived performance
cleaner and more intuitive UI
Stack:
React, Next.js, TypeScript
Frontend is not just about how it looks
it’s about how it feels when users interact with it
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I've been building MonoApp a full-featured personal finance app in React Native, and it's getting close to something I'm really proud of.
Here's what's packed inside so far:
💰 Income, expense & transfer tracking with real-time balance
📊 Advanced statistics with charts, forecasts & smart insights
💬 Split expenses with friends via built-in chat
📅 Cash flow calendar, recurring transactions & bill reminders
🏦 Investment & crypto portfolio with live prices from CoinGecko & Yahoo Finance
🎯 Savings goals, debt tracker, net worth tracking
🔐 App lock with PIN & biometrics
🌍 Multi-currency wallet with live exchange rates
🧾 Receipt scanner, custom reports & CSV export
🏆 Streaks, badges & financial health scoring
🌙 Dark mode, onboarding flow & paywall
Built with React Native, Firebase, and Redux Toolkit
This isn't a tutorial project. It's 90+ screens and components, real Firestore backend, push notifications, the works.
Putting it out for closed testing soon. If you're into fintech, React Native, or just want to track your money better drop a "Get Access" and I'll add you to the early access link.
#reactnative #fintech #mobileapp #buildinpublic #firebase #personalfinance #monoapp #react #reactdeveloper #reactnativedeveloper
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Built a full eVTOL air taxi cockpit + passenger HMI with @rive_app.
Oh—and I never opened the Rive editor. Every .riv file was generated from natural language with an agent writing typescript into a custom binary compiler.
First of its kind.
Designing Real Estate Websites That Convert International Buyers
When your buyers are global, your website does more than showcase properties, it builds trust.
For Grandstone Capital, we created a clean and smooth digital experience that helps international investors feel confident from the first interaction.
Our focus:
• Clear and simple navigation
• Smooth, distraction-free motion
• Premium look that reflects property value
Because distance should not create doubt.
👉 Want to attract serious international buyers? Let’s build your next website.
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