... started teaching an AI to cook, on evenings and weekends. This week it went live on the App Store and Google Play. Solo build: services, web, native mobile, and the pipelines in between. CuocoMitra is an AI cooking and nutrition companion. Plenty of apps bolt a chatbot onto a food database. I wanted the inverse: a rigorous system where the AI is the interface, never the authority. These are the design decisions I would defend in any architecture review ... ... brick. 4. Every AI edit is a versioned mutation. An adapted recipe is a new version with full history, revertible in one tap. The agent has write access to nothing it cannot undo. 5. Retrieval over memory. Culinary and nutrition

... supplements :p Comment from Samim Safaei(@samim_safaei): Wellness! Stress is the silent killer for everyone, and entrepreneurs deal with way more of it than most people. So invest in your body and mind with regular exercise, nutrition, sleep, supplements. That's kept me from burning out despite 10+ years as a founder. Comment from Fatima Khan(@fatima_shehzad): @shikha_shandilya   @busmark_w_nika  My colleague keeps mentioning this. The nights she sleeps well, she is a whole ... ... still not there (because the process is obvious, but results show up in the long-term unfortunately). It is very demotivating. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alex_iliescu  What do you mean by this in this topic

... Comment from Robert Douglass(@robert_douglass): @busmark_w_nika  1. building in public (Github/LinkedIn), 2. demoing at meetups 3. inbound via our website Comment from zhuang john(@new_user___20820269d85b0ecc56c79e2): I m at this stage now with a nutrition tracking app. The product is working, but finding the first real users is harder than building it. I m starting to test small communities and talk to people who already track food, instead of just posting the app everywhere ... ... become not only a place for discovering startup ideas, but also a way to connect founders with their first real users. That part became especially interesting to me after all these conversations. Thank you for bringing up this topic

... video link and uses AI to extract everything into a structured card. You just hit share on a TikTok, Reel, or Short like you normally would and pick Stashling. A recipe becomes a full ingredient list with steps, nutrition info, and serving scaling. A place becomes a name, address, price range, hours, and what to order. A workout becomes sets, reps, rest periods, and equipment needed. The part I'm most excited about is search. You can search across ... ... hear what you think. Also please let me know if you want to test the app! :)) stashling.app Comment from Olga Kargopolova(@olga_kargopolova): I struggle with losing content all the time! How does it categorize content that cover multiple topics

... started with tracking protein intake to optimise for fat loss and more energy, but it gradually became a tool for maintaining general nutrition in my diet and a window into actually seeing how what I consumed affected my daily life Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @seanphwang  Just yesterday, a post by him about the topic

... natural lifters. Most training apps count your sets and macros but have no idea you are fried. Cadence checks in on your recovery daily and tells you whether to push, hold or back off, in both training and nutrition. It is built for lifters past the beginner stage, where recovery is the real bottleneck, not effort. Early access is free and the waitlist is open. Honest feedback welcome, especially from anyone who has tried to bulk or cut around ... ... into one path that can personalize what comes next. I m currently recruiting 10 genuine learners for a structured seven-day product-research cohort. Selected participants use it for 10+ minutes/day on a real class, exam, certification, or independent topic