Fatima Zaghloul

Fatima Zaghloul

Co-Creator of STABILISE AI
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I am a philosopher and writer who is building STABILISE with a talented team of computer scientists. STABILISE AI is a mobile application that integrates a virtual journal, mood tracker, and dialogue feature with a philosophical AI. It is designed to encourage thought and creative expression while providing a comprehensive analysis of one's journal entries over time. Using AI to track one's moods and patterns displayed through writing can be a helpful way to gain feedback, knowledge, and tips. It can also highlight when seeing a medical professional may be beneficial.

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Alex Cloudstar•

3mo ago

Do you think early users care about design or just function?

I ve been thinking about how much design quality actually matters in the earliest stages of a product.

Some users don t seem to mind rough edges if the tool genuinely solves a problem. Others instantly bounce if the UI doesn t feel trustworthy.

Fatima Zaghloul•

3mo ago

From a Flower Shop to College to Building an AI-Powered Virtual Journal App

Hello,

My name is Fatima. I studied philosophy, then spent five years working in a flower shop before returning to college for Social Service Work. I ve held various jobs bakeries, haunted houses, and a concession stand at a hockey arena. Throughout, I ve maintained a fascination in how people think, feel, and engage with the world.

Mohammed Babikir•

3mo ago

From Project Manager to Maker - chasing my dream as a developer

Hey Makers,

I recently left my project management job at a big company to follow my dream of becoming a solo developer and maker. I m still new to this community, but it already feels like home.

So far, I ve been building projects mostly around AI and Education:

  • BookChunk: an AI tool that summarizes, quizzes, and chats with PDF books (still refining summary quality and reducing costs).

  • Xformly: turns Excel sheets into online forms (currently struggling with large file handling).

  • MiniDocuments: my latest launch - short, step-by-step tech PDF tutorials for fast learning.

  • Now I m working on my next idea - AI-generated tutorials - and honestly, it s full of challenges.

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