Itamar Nosrat

An arcade-style simulation where you review real-looking transaction files under a ticking clock, weigh the risk signals, and decide: approve or block. One wrong call costs you.

• Risk-signal gameplay. Every case file carries real fraud indicators — stolen-card reports, foreign locations, device history, customer profile — that you combine into one decision under time pressure.
• Guided tutorial. A five-minute guided mode teaches how analysts actually weigh signals before the timer starts working against you.
• Shift reports. Every shift ends with accuracy stats, streak records, and a PDF export of the cases you got wrong.

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A nutrition and fitness app that logs workouts and meals, then turns the numbers into practical suggestions. It's in early development — built the same way Fraud Watch was: around a real need, with Claude as a pair programmer.

• One log for everything. Workouts and meals in one place, designed for quick daily logging instead of endless forms.
• Practical suggestions. Designed to read your own history and point at specific, small improvements — not generic fitness advice.
• Early and honest. No release date yet. This card and page will fill in as the app becomes real.

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