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I lost a $25 Starbucks card and a $50 department store voucher because I forgot they existed. My mom once tried to use an expired gift card at checkout and it was embarrassing for both of us. So I built GiftWallet. Scan the barcode, set an alert, done. It turns out a lot of people have the same problem. Americans lose over $21 billion in gift cards every year. If you have unused cards sitting...
GiftWalletStop losing gift cards. Scan, track, never let them expire.
Americans sit on $21 billion in unused gift cards every year. One in three people forget they even have one.
GiftWallet fixes that. Scan any gift card barcode with your camera and it gets saved instantly. Set expiry alerts for 1, 3, or 7 days before they expire. Organize by category.
No more finding a $50 Starbucks card in your drawer, expired. No more forgetting the Amazon card your mom gave you last Christmas.
Lock it with Face ID. All your gift cards in one place!
GiftWalletStop losing gift cards. Scan, track, never let them expire.
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Hi everyone! I built HaruBrief after a rough Monday where I walked into 11 meetings with no lunch break. I only realized how bad my day was after it started. HaruBrief gives you a quick morning briefing so you know what you're walking into. It also tracks burnout signals like overtime and weekend calendar creep. Would love to hear how you manage packed schedules. Happy to answer any questions!
HaruBriefAI calendar copilot that spots burnout before you do
I kept throwing away groceries because I forgot what was in my fridge. Fridgi fixes it with one photo.
Point your camera at a receipt - Fridgi reads every item, expiration date, and storage location. No manual entry.
- AI receipt scan auto-fills your fridge, freezer, and pantry
- D-7, D-3, and day-of expiry alerts (customizable)
- Tracks what you use vs. what you waste
- Home widget, monthly calendar, 4 language support
FridgiSnap your receipt. Your AI fridge manager handles the rest.
HaruBrief reads your calendar so you don't have to. Get a one-sentence daily summary with an energy score from 0 to 100.
It counts meetings, finds free time, and flags lunch overlaps. If your week looks packed, it sends a burnout risk alert based on meeting density, overtime, and weekend intrusions.
Works with Google Calendar, iCloud, Outlook, and Exchange. No manual input. Just connect your calendar.
Built for the worker who showed up Monday to 11 back-to-back meetings and zero lunch breaks.
HaruBriefAI calendar copilot that spots burnout before you do
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How do you currently manage food expiry at home?
Curious what everyone else does. I used to just forget things were in the fridge until it was too late - that's what pushed me to build Fridgi. Do you use any apps, or just rely on memory? Happy to hear what's worked and what hasn't.
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Built this after throwing away too much food at home. The tricky part was training the AI to read receipts accurately across different store formats - it now handles multi language receipts without any manual translation step. Happy to answer questions about how the scanning works or the expiry tracking system.
FridgiSnap your receipt. Your AI fridge manager handles the rest.
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The 'stays on your Mac' angle is huge for privacy. Most AI meeting tools send everything to the cloud which always felt uncomfortable. Does Talat work with just microphone input or does it also capture screen content?
talatRealtime meeting notes that don’t leave your Mac