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AIServe was created as an early‑stage AI project with a very practical first step: make it effortless for people to order from a local restaurant without dealing with clunky websites or phone calls. The product starts with one partner restaurant and one delivery zone, proving the experience before scaling to more partners and features. In the app, users tap “Get Started” to view the curated menu, pick their items, and move through a streamlined checkout flow powered by secure Stripe integration. Once an order is placed, users can review their order history from inside the app, giving them a simple record of what they’ve ordered and when. Even users outside the current delivery zone can still explore the app and see how AIServe works, building familiarity for future expansion. Under the hood, the system is built in Flutter for a consistent Android and iOS experience, with a Node.js backend managing products, orders, users, and payment flows. The architecture is intentionally lightweight but structured to support the next phase: voice ordering with “Tria” (the AI assistant), scheduled orders, tipping, and multiple restaurants across larger service areas.

Most home cooks today don’t discover recipes in cookbooks, they find them in reels, stories, posts, and long blog pages. The problem is that those recipes are hard to cook from and even harder to find later. Recipe Social was created to solve this by acting as a central “inbox” for everything food‑related a user discovers online. Inside the app, users can paste a link, upload a screenshot, or paste raw text from any recipe they come across. Recipe Social then uses AI‑assisted parsing to extract the title, ingredients, and step‑by‑step instructions into a clean format that’s actually usable in the kitchen. From there, users can edit the recipe, tag it into custom cookbooks (for example: “Weeknight Dinners”, “Meal Prep”, “Desserts”), and quickly search their growing library whenever they need inspiration. The product is built in Flutter, so the same codebase serves both Android and iOS, while Supabase provides authentication, database storage, and media handling. This combination allowed the team to move quickly while still giving the client a solid, scalable foundation for future community features if they decide to add sharing later.