Hungur
Start with what is in the kitchen, then discover what to cook.
The problem
Recipe discovery often begins with the name of a dish. Hungur explores the reverse: start with ingredients and dietary preferences, then make cooking a shared experience.
The approach
The application combines ingredient tags, recipes, community interactions, and challenges. Its code includes Supabase data access, image handling, an on-device food-screening module, and Capacitor camera integration.
The engineering choice
Next.js and TypeScript support the web experience, while Supabase supplies the backend model and Capacitor supports mobile packaging. A shared product surface allows experimentation across web and mobile.
What this demonstrates
Full-stack product design, domain modeling, user-generated content, and the practical work of building across browser and mobile contexts.
Current scope
The public browsing interface is live. Reward redemption, commercial partnerships, and store availability are not verified and should not be inferred from the prototype.