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Checksum is a progressive web app that reads restaurant receipts, verifies line-item amounts, and splits bills between diners. Built with a mobile-first design, it displays receipt totals with expandable breakdowns showing subtotal, tip, and final amounts. The interface uses a dark theme with card-based layouts and safe-area insets for modern devices. Desktop users see a centered column instead of full-width stretching. Created by @magasine, it falls under utilities and finance categories.

FakeHulu is a developer's own version of the Hulu streaming service, recreating its interface as a personal project hosted on Vercel. It is best understood as a portfolio-style clone for demonstrating front-end skills with a Hulu-like browsing experience, rather than a licensed streaming platform offering real shows and films.

Radon is an e-commerce website built by developer Piyush Sati. It provides an online storefront where visitors can browse products and shop from the browser. As an independently built project, it serves as a compact example of a modern web-based shopping site.

Saveurs is a recipe management and meal planning web application. It helps users plan meals, manage refrigerator inventory, and automatically generate shopping lists. The app includes nutritional analysis features and offers international recipes. Designed for home cooks who want to organize their cooking, reduce food waste, and streamline grocery shopping through integrated planning tools.

An offline-first inventory app for preppers and household stockpile management, with a German-language interface. Scan product barcodes, track best-before dates, organize storage locations, and get notifications before food expires. Free to use and aimed at emergency preparedness as well as everyday pantry organization.

The iconic PWA case study. Order ahead, manage your rewards card, find nearby stores. Launched as a PWA replacing their heavy native app — the result increased orders by 2x.