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I built JugaadOS, a repair assistance platform designed for Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities in India. It helps users report repair problems, get an AI-assisted preliminary diagnosis, find verified local technicians, locate nearby spare parts through the Parts Pool, book repairs, track technician progress, and maintain a digital repair history.
The goal is to make the repair journey simpler, more transparent, and faster by connecting the problem, technician, and required spare part in one place.
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Hello everyone I'm Prem, and this is ORBIT, my entry for the Flowstep.ai Challenge.
We all lose touch with friends we loved from school, from college. Nobody's fault. Life gets busy, and by the time you notice, it's been years.
Losing a friend isn't a decision you make; it's something you find out about, long after it happened. Everyone means to react out . Nothing reminds you that you haven't.
So I built the thing that keeps track. In Orbit you're the sun, and your friends are planets orbiting you. How far out a planet sits is how long you've been quiet. Tanmay hasn't heard from me in 212 days, so he's stopped moving he's asleep, with little z's floating off him.
The distance isn't decoration, the picture is the data. Your glance at your galaxy.
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It never reads what you wrote. It only notices that you talked.
I connected Flowstep to Claude Code over MCP and drove the whole build from my terminal. Loading my design system in as Flowstep's design guidelines first is what made 21 screens feel like one product. Then I put it live, so it's a real app you can use.
Send someone a shooting star and see what comes back 😊 .
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I built the product my team and I actually needed: Contestify 🏆
I'm active in a community of contest hunters — we're always chasing the next hackathon, design contest, meme battle, or AI video challenge. But every contest lives somewhere different: Devpost, Contra, Superteam, Lablab ai, social media. Keeping track across all of them, as a team, was chaos.
So I built Contestify with @Flowstep — one dashboard where my team and I can discover every contest in one place, save the ones worth chasing, track our submissions, build a portfolio of wins and prize money earned, and coordinate entries together through a shared Team Hub.
From an idea born out of my own community's frustration,entirely prompted into existence. This is what "build the product you wish existed" looks like when it's something you genuinely need.
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