Codypharm retweeted
In India you pay for a flat while it's still being built, in stages. The builder sends a demand letter, "windows complete: 12, pay ₹7.85 lakh", and buyers and banks pay against that piece of paper. Nobody has time to check, and by the next stage the work is plastered over.
So we built SiteProof 🧱
It uses the progress videos builders already post in buyers' WhatsApp groups:
📍 A printed QR tag at each doorway tells it which room it's looking at 🪟 SAM 3.1 tracks every window and door, so one window filmed for 10 seconds counts once, and outlines each one as evidence 📄 Muse Spark reads the demand letter and the bill of quantities, and every quote is checked word for word against the PDF ⚖️ Then plain code, no AI, gives each claim one answer:
✅ Verified, with the frame and outline of every window counted ⚠️ Short, only if the room was filmed completely 🎥 Not seen yet, with an exact ask: "Need 5 s of the kitchen, east wall"
It's built to get honest builders paid faster, not to catch cheats. And it supports payment decisions with evidence; it doesn't replace an engineer's inspection.
Built at the Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon with @codypharm and @apurvcodes 🙌
Demo: youtube.com/watch?v=-AYS-3E7…
Try it: siteproof-alpha.vercel.app
Code: github.com/furqaannabi/sitep…
Codypharm retweeted
If Ibrahim a real Fulani boy in the bush! Is voting for Peter Obi because he wants a working Nigeria!
What are you waiting for?
#NigeriaWillBeOK #NigeriaDecides2027
Codypharm retweeted
PROFESSOR PAT UTOMI IS RIGHT....N500 WILL DEFINITELY EXCHANGE FOR USD$1 BY 2031....
If Nigeria embraces a leadership philosophy like the one Peter Obi has consistently advocated—one anchored on prudence, transparency, fiscal discipline, accountability, productive investment, prudent resource management and the STRONG political will to confront CORRUPTION AND INSECURITY HEADLONG—then the possibility of rebuilding the naira, stabilising the economy and restoring Nigeria's productive capacity becomes a serious economic proposition rather than an empty political promise.
YES...ITS POSSIBLE
Codypharm retweeted
APC youth leaders with 2026 Prado VS Nigerian soldiers eating bread and assorted running green tea.
I started building Flintroom around a simple personal problem: a polished deck can still leave you unprepared for the people who challenge it.
I have always built but ask me to pitch what I built or present it , I loose it or over simplify it. So I decided to make a tool that would help me prepare for presentations and pitches.
Here's a short look at the experience. The email waitlist is open: flintroom.app
A useful rehearsal has two parts: the question that unsettles your answer, and the chance to rebuild it.
In Flintroom, you choose the panel you want to face. After the session, the coach helps you revisit the answers that struggled. You can run the argument again and see whether it holds under pressure.
If you have a pitch, board readout, or budget defense ahead, you can join the waitlist for launch updates here: flintroom.app
I built Flintroom which is an app for founder preparing for a pitch or cooperate workers preparing for a presentation. you basically attach and optional slide select panelists and get grilled before the main event.
flintroom.app
Countdown to Flintroom launch.
The project has been tested locally and backend deployed and tested. Currently awaiting google play approval and we are live
#shipathon
Building An AI panel that reads your deck, then attacks it out loud. The room that grills you before the room that matters. This was born out of personal need and I am working to solve my person challenges and that of others.
#shipathon
Codypharm retweeted
THE STORY OF THE MARTYRS OF UGANDA
In the late 19th century, Christianity was spreading across East Africa. In Uganda, a group of young men, pages in the court of King Mwanga II, embraced the Christian faith with zeal. Their devotion would later cost them their lives.
King Mwanga II feared Christianity. He saw it as a threat to his power and traditions. When some Christian converts, especially the royal pages, refused his immoral demands, the king became enraged. Among the converts was Charles Lwanga, a young man full of courage and conviction. He succeeded Joseph Mukasa as the leader of the Christian community in the palace, guiding and protecting the younger pages.
On May 25, 1886, King Mwanga ordered Charles Lwanga and his companions to be executed unless they renounced their faith. They refused. One by one, 22 Catholic converts (and 23 Anglicans) were marched to Namugongo. On June 3, 1886, Charles Lwanga was burned alive. As flames consumed him, he prayed for his persecutors. His companions followed, dying with psalms on their lips and faith in their hearts.
Their martyrdom sparked a great spiritual revival in Africa. In 1964, Pope Paul VI canonized Charles Lwanga and his 21 companions. They are now patron saints of Africa and youth.
The Uganda Martyrs remind us: faith is worth living - and dying - for. Their courage resounds through history, calling us to stand firm in truth and love, no matter the cost.
St. Charles Lwanga and Companions, pray for us🙏🏿
Fr. Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch
Codypharm retweeted
I once watched a woman cry uncontrollably at the hospital after her sister’s late-stage cervical cancer diagnosis. She kept crying, saying that if somebody had told them there was a vaccine for cervical cancer, they would have gotten it. But it was already too late.
Ignorance is too expensive, and cervical cancer is one of the only cancers we can actually prevent with a simple shot. The HPV vaccine is that prevention.
Stop leaving your health to chance. Protect your daughters and yourself today. Get your HPV vaccine this week.
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Codypharm retweeted
"Jesus!!! Peter Obi was doing a 25 million dollar turnover annually as of 2001."
When he said he can match Joe Biden in net worth, was he joking?
Peter Obi had British big men as part of his board members in his company. He was a tier one-rated individual in the UK.
The disrespect is too much.
Humility can be a sin at times.
Codypharm retweeted
He sold his Bugatti to build a Church (and a university, and a small town.)
Tom Monaghan founded Domino’s Pizza and became a billionaire. He bought yachts, private jets, and the Detroit Tigers.
Then he read C.S. Lewis and had a massive reversion to his Catholic faith. He took a "millionaire's vow of poverty," sold the Tigers, sold his fleet of classic cars (including a $8M Bugatti), and gave away his fortune.
He used the money to build a Catholic university (Ave Maria) and a massive Church in Florida.
He proved that you can serve God or Money, but not both. But he also proved money is not evil, and as any tool can be used for good in the right hands.
