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Kashvi Techie's avatar
Kashvi Techie
Meerut, India
Product Designer & AI Frontend Engineer | Next.js 15 & Figma
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Product Designer & AI Frontend Engineer | Next.js 15 & Figma
Cover image for Spent the last few days auditing health-tech apps like Flo, ...
Spent the last few days auditing health-tech apps like Flo, Clue & Natural Cycles. Reviewing 200+ screens inside Figma quickly became painful. So instead, I built an interactive Product Analysis Workspace. It lets me: • Navigate complete user journeys • Review screens sequentially • Separate observed facts from assumptions • Add developer notes • Capture product opportunities • Present everything like an interactive walkthrough instead of static slides Turns out building the review tool was almost as interesting as reviewing the products. 😄 Still improving it, but it's already making product discussions much easier.
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One month of building JISSI Exactly one month ago, I started working on JISSI—an AI companion I'm building from scratch. My goal isn't to create another chatbot. I want to build an assistant that can understand context, remember conversations, learn routines, and eventually take meaningful actions on behalf of the user. Here's what I've built in the first month: • Wake-word based interaction • Human Conversation Engine for more natural replies • Context-aware conversations • Memory foundation • Intent detection pipeline • Modular capability/action system • Android-first architecture • Early MCP-compatible tooling • Voice interaction pipeline There's still a lot to build, but seeing the project evolve week by week has been incredibly motivating. Next up: Android system actions Better memory and personalization Proactive assistance Richer voice experience Looking forward to sharing more as I continue building in public.
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One month ago, I started building JISSI. Not as another chatbot. But as an AI companion that can understand context, remember what matters, and eventually take meaningful actions across your devices. Over the last month, I've been designing and building the foundation: 🧠 Human Conversation Engine More natural, less robotic interactions Context-aware responses Intent understanding 💾 Memory Foundation Long-term memory architecture Context retrieval Personalized conversations ⚡ Capability System Modular action framework Android-first architecture Building toward safe, permission-based device actions 🔌 MCP-Ready Architecture Tool-based design so AI models can interact with capabilities through a standardized interface What I've learned is that memory is the easy part—trust is the hard part. Anyone can make an AI answer questions. Building one that users trust to take actions safely is a completely different challenge. This is still early, but I'm excited to keep shipping and sharing the journey. If you're building AI products, I'd love to connect and exchange ideas. 🚀 #BuildInPublic #AI #Android #ProductEngineering #MCP #SoftwareEngineering
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About the Product Designer & Engineer I design, build, and ship AI-native products. As a designer who ships, I bridge the gap between high-fidelity design and production-ready code, transforming Figma designs into live products. My expertise spans from crafting luxury UX to developing AI-native tools. I am passionate about design systems, edge performance, and creating workflows where AI enhances craft without compromising quality. Ship-first Mindset: Launch early and learn fast, prioritizing the shipping of real products over endless polishing. Performance Obsessed: Achieved a Lighthouse score of 92 for PageSpeed, treating speed and clarity as core product features. AI-Powered Workflow: Utilizing tools like Cursor and Gemini to integrate design intelligence directly into the build process, from prompt to UI. Selected Work Showcasing products that solve real problems with elegant systems. LuxeGen: A design-to-code system that creates resilient pipelines for converting unstable LLM output into render-safe React components, utilizing Gemini API and Regex Sanitizer. Sortedd: Offers premium UX flows with production-safe frontend architecture and editorial polish, built with Next.js 15 and Tailwind v4. OmniPost AI: An edge-native publishing pipeline featuring streaming AI generation, platform dispatch, and real-time metrics. It leverages Edge Route Handlers with streaming responses, AI content generation via Gemini 1.5 API, multi-platform dispatch (Twitter, LinkedIn), and a real-time monitoring dashboard. Achieved 92 PageSpeed, -30% bundle size, and 100% design-to-code match. Engineering Systems Developing AI-native architecture that scales, encompassing: User Input: Handling prompts and media scheduling. AI Processing Layer: Utilizing Gemini 1.5 API for content generation. Edge API Layer: Implementing Next.js Route Handlers. Dispatch Engine: Managing distribution to platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn. Monitoring & Metrics: Tracking PageSpeed, bundle size, and uptime. Experience A journey of design and development: Design & Dev Intern @ MythyaVerse (2026): Created wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, and interactive prototypes for web & mobile. Conducted user research and usability testing. Collaborated with engineering for design feasibility. Freelance Product Designer @ Independent (2025): Delivered end-to-end design systems and Next.js implementations for startups, shipping luxury concierge and AI-native SaaS interfaces. Open to exciting opportunities in AI-native product teams. Let's build design systems, ship fast, and craft experiences worthy of the best startups. Tools & Ecosystem The tools I craft with include Figma, Next.js 15, Tailwind v4, TypeScript, Framer Motion, GSAP, Vercel, and the Gemini API.
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Faraz Qureshi
Meerut, India
Brand Web Designer | Online Fitness Coach
New to Contra
Brand Web Designer | Online Fitness Coach
Cover image for A local bakery needed a
A local bakery needed a digital storefront that was as inviting as their shop. The goal was to move beyond a simple menu and create a high-performance platform for orders, custom cake inquiries, and brand storytelling. I built a fully responsive, visually-driven website focused on user experience (UX) and conversion. Performance-First Design: Optimized image handling for high-res food photography without sacrificing speed. Modern Tech Stack: Developed with Typescript and Tailwind CSS for a sleek, lightning-fast feel. A digital experience that doesn't just look "delicious" but actively converts visitors into customers.
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I Built this Simple Tasklytic Project
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A Modern Doctor Appointment Platform 🩺 Booking a doctor's appointment shouldn't be a headache for the patient or a logistical nightmare for the clinic. I recently engineered a full-stack appointment booking system designed to make healthcare access as frictionless as possible. What this platform delivers: 🔹 Seamless Scheduling: An intuitive UI that allows patients to find available slots and book appointments in seconds. 🔹 Provider Dashboard: A robust backend system for doctors and clinic staff to easily manage their daily schedules and patient flow. 🔹 Automated Management: Features designed to reduce no-shows and streamline the entire booking lifecycle.
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The "Monster" Website: A High-Performance Full-Stack Build 🚀 Building a robust web application requires more than just a clean UI; it needs an architecture that scales. I recently wrapped up development on the "Monster" website, a full-stack project built from the ground up to deliver a seamless user experience.
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