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A vibe-coded web demo — play it in your browser, no install. A web platform connecting food donors with NGOs and people in need to reduce food waste.
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FoodBridge is a web application developed during a hackathon with the goal of supporting food donation and reducing food waste.
FoodBridge was developed as a hackathon project to explore a digital solution for food donation and redistribution. The project focuses on addressing food waste by providing a web-based platform for food donation.
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