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I read a lot in my spare time, but kept losing time scouring the internet for what to read next based on books I'd already loved. That's the problem Bookfynder solves. Track what you're currently reading, want to read, or have finished, then let OpenAI generate personalized recommendations you swipe through, Tinder-style. Built full-stack with Next.js and shadcn/ui for the interface, Supabase and Prisma handling auth and data, and Stripe powering a real subscription tier — the most complete end-to-end project I've built to date.

A mock e-commerce storefront built to understand how real online stores work end to end — product pages, cart, checkout, and delivery, not just a UI mockup. Checkout runs on real Stripe payments, and delivery options are pulled live from the PostNord API rather than hardcoded placeholders. Most of the focus went into the frontend: responsive product layouts, cart interactions, and a checkout flow built to feel like a real storefront rather than a tutorial clone.

Curious how browser extensions work, I built my first one — a website blocker. Add a distracting site to your block list and it steps in the moment you try to visit it. Simple, focused, and shipped live on the Chrome Web Store.