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Cover image for I built LENTE — a
I built LENTE — a photography OS designed to fix what actually breaks the workflow: delivery, not shooting. Photographers already do the hard part. The problem is everything after. So I designed a system where: • Photographers manage sessions and clients in one dashboard • Clients book sessions and receive private gallery links instantly • Delivery becomes a beautiful experience, not a zip file • Feedback, downloads, and favorites live inside a shared space • A public portfolio doubles as a booking engine And there’s a character inside the product: Lente. It appears when a client opens their gallery for the first time: “Your moments are ready. Open them when you’re ready.” It also shows up in empty states, reminds about pending deliveries, and celebrates completed sessions — making the product feel less like software and more like a guided experience. The idea came from watching how photographers lose time (and clients) after the shoot — not because of quality, but because of fragmented tools and cold delivery flows. Built entirely with @AnythingAI for the Contra challenge. Here’s a walkthrough X:https://x.com/IvySaskia/status/2051151100858761488 Anything demo: https://lente-private-photo-gallery.created.app Waiting for approval since May 1, 2026 1:29 PM Thanks.
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Cover image for Nortal — Senior Software
Nortal — Senior Software Engineer - Deliver end-to-end full-stack solutions for US clients in distributed, high-scale environments - Architect and implement microservices-based systems using .NET and Golang supporting high-availability workloads - Designed event-driven architectures (Kafka/Kinesis) improving system scalability and reducing service coupling by ~40% - Built high-performance APIs (REST/gRPC) handling thousands of daily requests across production environments - Developed frontend integrations (Blazor/JS) enabling seamless user workflows across backend services - Deployed and managed services in AWS (ECS, Lambda) and Kubernetes clusters - Improved CI/CD pipelines, reducing deployment time by ~30% and increasing release stability - Contributed to architecture decisions, ensuring scalability and maintainability across systems
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Cover image for Most companies visualize their brand
Most companies visualize their brand through logos and colors. But what does your brand look like as a space? I built "Dream Office Generator" on Morphic — a workflow that takes your logo, company name, and a short description, and generates a full cinematic office tour video tailored to your brand identity. - A publishing house gets warm wood, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, and brass accents. - A film studio gets dramatic lighting, creative chaos, and bold color. - A software company gets open floor plans, clean lines, and tech aesthetics. Same workflow. Completely different results. Because every brand deserves a space that feels like them. Built with 4 steps: brand analysis → office concept → 3 branded views → cinematic walkthrough video. Try it yourself 👇 https://www.morphic.com/en/workflows/019dcc37-9a05-774f-b11e-10c8a20aea3f/dream-office-generator X: https://x.com/IvySaskia/status/2048575893174431926 #MorphicWorkflow #AIDesign #BrandIdentity #OfficeDesign #Morphic
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Cover image for Every brand project starts the
Every brand project starts the same way — a blank canvas, a vague brief, and hours of work before you even get to design. I built Brand Voice to Visual System to change that. The problem I was solving: brand identity is expensive, slow, and inaccessible for small brands and early-stage founders. A full brand system from a studio costs thousands and takes weeks. Most people skip it entirely and end up with an inconsistent identity that hurts their credibility. This Technique compresses that entire process into one workflow. You give it: → A short brand brief (name, personality, audience, tone) → 3 mood images that feel like your brand It generates: → Color palette extracted from your mood images with HEX codes → Logo in 4 variations (primary, reversed, monochrome, icon) → Typography system (heading, body, caption) → Signature brand pattern → Brand archetype, positioning statement and tagline → Brand story, tone of voice and social bios → Business card, packaging, social media and tote bag mockups Everything connected. Everything consistent. Client-ready in minutes. I tested it with Lumira, a clean skincare brand — and the results speak for themselves. Try it here: https://app.flora.ai/techniques/brand-voice-to-visual-system https://x.com/IvySaskia/status/2044665595707204035 #FLORATechnique @floraai
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Cover image for Project title: Chacaltaya Tagline / One-line description: A
Project title: Chacaltaya Tagline / One-line description: A quiet station on the internet. One question, one reading. Live URL: https://chacaltaya.falvarezpinto.com Walkthrough video URL: https://youtu.be/N6-zkrqydXs GitHub / Repository URL: https://github.com/fdaniel-alvarez-dev/chacaltaya --- SOCIAL PROOF -------------------------------------------------- X / Twitter post URL: https://x.com/FreddyAlva21905 LinkedIn post URL: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:7452837542636244992/ --- DESCRIPTION (long) -------------------------------------------- Chacaltaya is a quiet station built on Zo Computer. Visitors ask one question and receive a single, signed reading: one interpretation, one risk, one next honest move. They can file the reading for the record by entering an email. The site enqueues an outbox entry and a Zo automation fulfills the request using the connected Gmail integration (sends a plain-text copy to the visitor) and the Google Drive integration (archives the same reading as a .txt file in a station folder). Every step writes a restrained entry to the public station log, with no leak of personal data. Completing a four-stage ascent unlocks a second pass of the Hidden Frequency — a genuine additional transmission, not a badge or a score. Open hours are driven by a Google Calendar integration seam. Payment is handled via a Stripe test checkout that redirects to a station-voice thanks page. Built with Bun + Hono + React on Zo hosting. --- INTEGRATIONS / FEATURES CHECKLIST ----------------------------- If the form has a checklist, check all that apply: [x] Uses Zo hosting [x] Uses Zo automations [x] Custom domain via Cloudflare (chacaltaya.falvarezpinto.com (http://chacaltaya.falvarezpinto.com)) [x] Stripe (test checkout via Payment Link, dedicated thanks page) [x] Gmail integration (delivers reading copy) [x] Google Drive integration (archives reading as .txt) [x] Google Calendar integration (seam for live hours layer) [x] Gamified element (Ascent -> Hidden Frequency unlock, persists via localStorage + public log entry) [x] Public artifact (reading visible in the station log) --- TEAM ---------------------------------------------------------- Solo builder: Freddy Daniel Alvarez Pinto Location: Bolivia
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