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"An AI-powered app that transforms household leftovers into delicious meals.
Users input ingredients via text, voice, or image recognition, and the app suggests personalized recipes based on cuisine preferences, dietary restrictions, a
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Anonymous 3
Stealth • 7d
Consider adding s social hook like let users share their “leftover masterpieces” or compete in challenges like “Least Waste Week.” It’ll build community while keeping them hooked
Dear all
I would suggest like keeping a plant of power, which would produce from our daily wast ,scarp leftoverthings.
We can first bult an plant like renew plant of our waste, we recycle it & through heating it we can produce power , and
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Ronak Patel
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My brain just got stormed by the idea or technique which may help you in being productive and adding some good habits in your life
The technique I named as 'The restricted rule' this rule allows us to restrict us from the 5 things which are not helpf
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