June 2024

Genies

I developed Genies at a pivotal moment when artificial intelligence was beginning to take off in a big way. At that time, powerful tools were scattered across multiple websites, which made the user experience tedious. My goal was to create a single platform capable of centralizing the best AI models to offer simplified access and a consistent interface, allowing users to switch from text generation to visual creation without changing ecosystems.

Contribution

As lead designer and developer, I built a robust architecture that allows for the simultaneous integration of multiple AI APIs. I designed and developed the entire frontend to provide a smooth, modern interface, while managing the backend logic to secure and optimize requests to the various models. In particular, I worked on implementing smart chat, image generation, and data processing features, ensuring that each tool was seamlessly integrated into a unified user experience.

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Approach

My approach was based on creating a modular technology hub. Rather than developing isolated tools, I focused on a structure capable of evolving as new models come onto the market. I paid particular attention to the user experience (UX) by reducing the technical complexity associated with using APIs, thereby making the power of AI accessible via an intuitive interface. This centralization strategy not only increased productivity, but also created synergy between different types of generation (text, image, code).

Features

Multi-AI centralization
Unified user interface
Advanced text generation
AI image creation

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