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Explored how AI can make complex SaaS tables actually feel trustworthy.
Users can trace where number comes from – across sources, PDFs, without leaving the interface.
Built this last year – but just spent half a day turning it into this 8-sec demo for portfolio!
Nice way to naturally bake trust into the frontend. Simple presentations of audit trails like this can remove so much user friction.
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