π Singapore | π Hackathon builder | π§Ύ drunkwiz.github.io
I build small AI products for people software tends to forget, and keep the model away from anything that has to be correct.
- π Lead Time (π ForgeHacks 2026, Business + AI track) - which overseas food trends are heading to Singapore Β· hackathon version
- π³ Recall (π₯ Amex AI Hackathon 2026) - figures out the charge you forgot, but is never sure for you
- π Voucher Kaki (π SimplifyNext IGNITE finalist) - CDC-voucher eateries near you, in four languages
- π AgentShopper (NUS LifeHack 2026) - makes catalogues readable to AI shoppers, then proves it
- π§ Pinch (Build With AI: Basics 2026) - asks grandma how much "a pinch" is, mid-cook
- π ChainCheck (WarriorHacks 2.0) - checks an investment offer against the scam playbook, and never calls anything safe
- π Clause (ML Build Challenge 3) - drafts a health insurance appeal where every sentence quotes the plan
- π₯« Fridge Rescue (RevenueCat Shipaton 2026) - food you save feeds a pixel pet; surplus goes to a food bank
- π« CareLoop SG (Qloo Agentic Hackathon) - plans good days for seniors with high blood pressure around what they love
- β¨ Glowline (YouCam Skin AI Hackathon) - tells you if a skincare product is actually working, from your own photos
- πΈ Settle (PayPal hackathon) - resolves shop complaints; the model writes the reply, code decides every dollar
- π―οΈ git seance (side project) - lets a deleted function tell its story, through a model on your own laptop
- Model judges, code decides - anything touching money, dates or amounts runs in plain code
- Degrade, don't break - a second provider, a fallback map, offline data underneath
- Silence beats a guess - "amount unknown" is a valid answer
- Tests need no network - no API key required to run them
"Say plainly what's real." If the data can't back it up, the app says so instead of bluffing.
Random Facts
- Built Google ratings into an app, then deleted them on purpose
- My portfolio is a receipt you can tear off and post into a slot
- Five hackathon builds in 2026 and counting
- Picture my old volunteering visits with elderly residents whenever I design a small screen
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