Shuki Turns Second-Hand Reuse Into a WhatsApp Conversation
Shuki is an AI bot that helps people find, give away, and sell used items through one private WhatsApp chat.
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Shuki is an AI bot that helps people find, give away, and sell used items through one private WhatsApp chat.
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KalTrack estimates calories and macros from meal photos, while using barcodes and nutrition labels when exact printed figures are available.
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