AI-powered African heritage recipe platform that turns pantry ingredients into culturally grounded recipes, with discovery, saved collections, PWA support, and M-Pesa-ready payments.
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AI-powered African heritage recipe platform that turns pantry ingredients into culturally grounded recipes, with discovery, saved collections, PWA support, and M-Pesa-ready payments.
This project is part of an African Gaming System: using cognitive load (attention + timing + interference) as the “action,” with African food as the cultural layer.
Community-driven location intelligence platform for discovering, mapping, and verifying Nigeria's best Amala food spots — powered by WhatsApp bot submissions, AI discovery agents, and human verification. Because the best Amala spots don't have Google listings.
A mahjong game celebrating African ingredients and foodways. Match tiles, discover the pantry of West Africa.
Family is coming over for dinner. It’s your first time making teff bread on your own. Your mother used to guide every step—now the tradition rests in your hands. Keep the process steady. Finish at least one batch before they arrive.
Kitchen Pair Rush is a mobile-first browser game where players match African food ingredient pairs moving in opposite directions.
[Archived] Scrapy-based autonomous web crawler that used an 8-stage NLP pipeline to discover Amala food spots from Nigerian food blogs. Replaced by lightweight agents and community-driven WhatsApp submissions in the backend API — because the best spots aren't on the internet.
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