KibruKuture

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by KibruKuture 6mo ago
Applied via Ashby and emailed you directly Steven - a solo founder, TypeScript/Node/Cloudflare Workers stack, UTC+3. Looking forward to connecting. Thanks
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by KibruKuture 7mo ago
Hi bart6114, applied. do you mind checking your email? thanks.
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by KibruKuture 7mo ago
Hi, I'm Kibru senior React engineer with strong experience building complex, highly stateful UIs. Is there any flexibility on remote for this role?
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by KibruKuture 7mo ago
Hi Steven, I'm Kibru full stack engineer with 7 years experience, TypeScript/Node/React stack. I've shipped SaaS products and mobile apps solo. Are any of the backend or full-stack roles open to remote from Istanbul? th
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Show HN: Solving the Medical Records Chaos(healthtestlog.com)
2 points by KibruKuture 1y ago|1 comments
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by KibruKuture 1y ago
i am a developer who got fed up with losing track of health records across apps, portals and paper. medical data is everywhere but nowhere at once making doctor visits a pain and causing repeated tests. so i built a tool that lets you snap
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Tranparent job posting and full HR suite software(hirebestfit.com)
1 points by KibruKuture 2y ago|1 comments
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by KibruKuture 2y ago
Hello folks, I am Kibru, a software engineer. So I built hirebestfit, a web app for job hunters and businesses that need the best and most complete HR suite software. It's newly launched (literally 3 days ago). My aim is to make job op
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Born from App Store Frustrations, Now Your Ultimate Money-Saving Companion(spendtally.com)
1 points by KibruKuture 2y ago|1 comments
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by KibruKuture 2y ago
Hello internet! An idea for this app has been in the back of my mind for a long time. It all started when I downloaded various receipt/invoice/bank statement scanners and expense tracking applications from the app store. While the
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From Frustrating PDFs to Health Insights: A Tweet That Sparked an Idea(healthtestlog.com)
1 points by KibruKuture 2y ago|1 comments
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by KibruKuture 2y ago
I came across a tweet from Daniel Vassallo (@dvassallo) about how he gets blood tests done every few months but is left with PDFs that do not tell him much. He asked if there was an easy way to aggregate this info and see changes over time.