 | I recently built CultureLens, a web app that explains cultural references using AI. The product idea is simple: Translation tells you what words mean. CultureLens tries to explain why the reference means what it means. Tech I used:
The frontend is intentionally minimal — the goal was to make the cultural analysis feel more like a visual reference card than a chatbot conversation. One part I particularly enjoyed was keeping the landing page lightweight while still giving the app enough semantic structure for search engines. The project is open source: GitHub: https://github.com/nikhilagarwal03/CultureLens Live: https://culturelensai.vercel.app/ I also documented the project here: [link] [留言] |
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I built an Platform that explains cultural references instead of simply translating them
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