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Engineering Next.js web Ecosystems & Grounded AI Interfaces
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Enoch Twumasi

First and Last — Web & Interactive Tools - Engineering Next.js web Ecosystems & Grounded AI Interfaces

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First and Last — Custom Web & Interactive Tools engineers high-performance systems: Web Architecture: Ultra-fast, SEO-first Next.js 16 sites. Functional Ecosystems: Secure, state-driven web apps + SaaS MVPs. Interactive Logic: Client-side ROI calculators + lead-gen tools. Grounded AI: Hallucination-free AI interfaces anchored to business data. Built on a strict stack (React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind v4.1, Supabase), we help businesses transition from "online presence" to "digital dominance."

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Enoch Twumasi
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Hello Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Enoch Twumasi, Founder @ First and Last. The Inspiration: I’ve always believed that digital architecture should be as precise as biological systems. My background in Biomedical and Forest Sciences taught me that exactness is non-negotiable. We built this tool because most "web design" is shrouded in mystery and slow templates. This is a small piece of our "Architectural Doctrine"—built to help founders quantify value with scientific precision. The Problem: Founders need high-performance systems (Next.js 16, React 19) but are often sold bloated, unrankable sites with vague pricing. We wanted to solve the "transparency gap" by creating a deterministic logic engine that shows exactly how high-performance web architecture is valued. The Process: This tool evolved alongside our own tech stack. We moved from legacy React/Vite to a strict Next.js 16 and Tailwind v4.1 environment. It’s been a long journey from coding all night and delivering bread by morning to building for global enterprises, and this launch represents our commitment to "Engineering-Grade" clarity. Everything we do is built to GOD’S Glory and for the success of the founders we serve. I’d love to hear your feedback on the logic and the performance! How are you currently handling pricing transparency in your own builds?