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Fabian Albert
proRomania
Designer & founder driven by functional & visual experiences
$250k+
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Designer & founder driven by functional & visual experiences
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Metakey Website
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Ideogram 4.0 Landing Page
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umanmade™ Directory
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Warp.dev website migration
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Octavian Ciulei
Târgoviște, Romania
AI Automation & MVP Engineer | n8n, Make, Web Apps
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AI Automation & MVP Engineer | n8n, Make, Web Apps
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what I built? A summer drink generator (random). It gives you a mix of 3 random ingredients in the categories of BASE;FLAVOUR;TOPPING and then it gives you a VIBE CHECK score (random) so you know how good your summer is summering!! why i build it? I always want to cook the recipes from on-line, but they always get lost in the 'saved' tab, so, I came up with a plan of designing an amazing app of getting rid of this problem by actually having a recipe book full of saved videos and ingredients lists and so on, but I found that I could not make a snap filter about this, so, the next best thing, was to make a meal generator, but that was too broad, so I made a drink generator, especially summer drinks. So, I will get to work on the bigger project, but this is for me and all of you, to enjoy a quick tasty experiment😉 . Lens Name: Summer Sip Spin Link: https://www.snapchat.com/lens/85a04c259b4a49ca9f662f1b35dbd107?sender_web_id=6ff0388b-5a6d-42af-aed0-e2484450a1eb&device_type=desktop&is_copy_url=true Link Live testing (browser) :https://lens.snap.com/experience/3def153d-05b0-48df-bcb8-d066d24b9bec X post link:https://x.com/ydgsgiwhs/status/2084775585893499176?s=20
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My project for the Replit buildathon: Synapse. Synapse is the app that makes easy synapses between company and team brains. Idea: Drop in your raw meeting notes or a shared document, add your team members and their roles, and Synapse gives you back a clear summary of what to do, weighted by each person's actual expertise and position on that task. Example scenario: A technical concern from your engineer carries more weight on a technical call; a UX call from your designer carries more weight on design. No more discussion-to-action gap. Features: -If tasks overlap or conflict, Synapse flags it, and doesn't just point at the problem. -It proposes a concrete way to resolve it: who should own it, what conversation needs to happen, what safeguard to put in place. Task-oriented, not just informative. Output: something a team can act on in the next five minutes, not another thing to discuss in the next meeting. Where it's headed: the three pillars I set aside to ship this in time stream-of-context health checks, a focus mode for quieter notification periods, and momentum tracking (streaks, follow-through over time) . This submission proved the core loop works; the rest scales it. Project link:https://synapse-idea-extractor--ciuleioctavian.replit.app X post link:https://x.com/ydgsgiwhs/status/2086589418312282375?s=20
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I realized recently that I couldn't find some of my oldest childhood friends online. Instagram handles change, Facebook feels like a ghost town, and the internet,despite connecting the whole world,somehow forgot about the class of 2012. So, I decided to build a place for us. The Solution: Meet Catalog. A mobile MVP designed not as a noisy social network, but as a quiet sanctuary. No endless feeds, no gamification. Just a calm, nostalgic space (built with a strict Notion & Daylio-inspired design system) to find your old school, claim your class, and share memories. The "Messy Middle" (How I built it): For the challenge, I didn't just want to drag and drop. I wanted to push the technical limits: The Architecture: I used for the first time the Model Context Protocol (MCP) via Cursor (first time too) to inject a strict design system directly into #Flowstep using prompt engineering. The Reality: Building is messy! As you can see in my demo video, my laptop battery almost LITERALLY died mid-generation, and the AI created some duplicate branches. But that’s the beauty of being a Product Engineer. I jumped into the Flowstep canvas, cleaned the architecture, exported the native layers into Figma, and manually wired the final prototype to perfection. What's Next & Let's Connect: This UI prototype is just the beginning. With my background in Software Engineering and Data Science, I am going to build the real backend for this. To ensure safety, I plan to integrate an OAuth verification system (like Instagram API) so users can securely verify their identities before seeing sensitive contact info. I want to see this project come alive so I can finally find my long-lost friends, and I hope it helps you find yours, too. Want to collaborate on making this real?I will make this a study-case on my blog where you can see more updates or reach out Flowstep link:https://app.flowstep.ai/file?activeFileId=df531572-26cc-49ef-986a-40cbbf6bbee5 Social post (instagram) link: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbewKGCICBv/?igsh=MTc4a2NvMjhma3c2ZA== Personal page: https://garrulous-build-logic-flow.base44.app/
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Hei again! Just wanted to post a quick update on "Catalog" — my project for finding those long-lost middle school friends. I just recorded a demo to show the "messy middle" of my workflow. Since my goal is to eventually bring this to life with my software engineering background, I really wanted to push the technical side of this challenge. I used the Flowstep MCP integration in Cursor to inject a strict, calm design system directly into the canvas. I want this app to feel nostalgic and safe, not like a noisy, complicated social media feed. Of course, building is never perfect on the first try! The AI got a bit too excited and over-delivered by creating a few duplicate flow screens. So, I jumped into the Flowstep canvas, cleaned up the architecture, and then exported all the native layers straight into Figma. Now, all the connections are manually wired up and you can see the fully clickable flow working beautifully on an iPhone 14 demo! Also, thinking ahead about how this would actually function in the real world: safety is the biggest hurdle. In the video, I talk a bit about the product vision. To make this safe, the real backend would use an API integration (like Instagram OAuth) to verify someone's identity before revealing any sensitive contact details or phone numbers. It's the only way to make sure you are actually talking to your old desk mate. It's almost 6 AM here and I’ve been up all night building this, but seeing the prototype finally come alive and clickable in Figma makes it all worth it. I'm going to get a few hours of sleep and then I'll post the official final submission later today. Hope you guys like the demo so far! Flowstep link: https://app.flowstep.ai/file?activeFileId=df531572-26cc-49ef-986a-40cbbf6bbee5
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Andrei Timofte
Romania
Remote visual designer. UX/UI producer.
Remote visual designer. UX/UI producer.
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META HUMANS
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MAJOR LEAGUE RUGBY
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MOTOSURF NATION
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Paul Stefan Berbec
Craiova, Romania
Transforming ideas into powerful, high-performance apps
Transforming ideas into powerful, high-performance apps
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Degree Show - AR Global Exhibition
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Habit It - Tracker & Journal
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PoliNations - AR Virtual Super Garden
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