Daniel

I built Aurarora in reflection of Men’s Mental Health Month, inspired by the silent struggles so many face but rarely speak about. Too often, people suffer in silence — not just from anxiety or stress, but from the deep need for connection, support, and understanding. I saw the gap: people don’t just need therapy — they need companionship with purpose. Aurarora is the result — a blend of...

Thank you to everyone that has tried and support our WebApp Dispute AI

I wanted to build a product that empowers consumers by streamlining credit and debt dispute letters. DisputeAI learns from user interactions, errors, and questions to continuously improve, generating smarter, more effective dispute letters with every use.

There will still be a need for programmers and developers, it’s all going to depend on who is progressing with the time versus who isn’t. As a beginner I see code like a puzzle a very large and colourful one, and that you have to adapt to the puzzle as or if it changes or grows. Every entry level to things changes as humans and tech advances. So dominant the new stuff or stick with what I know?