A full-stack todo web app template built with Clean Architecture, Next.js, React 19 features, and AWS Amplify for auth, APIs, storage, and serverless functions.
This project is an Amplify Gen2 demo app that Lambda mutates to AppSync and delivers events to subscribed React App in near real time.
A serverless full-stack application is built by AWS Amplify Gen2 and AI.
A web app leveraging LLMs and trusted sources to fact-check questions on climate change
👾 A demo showcasing Expo Go + Amplify Auth + Appsync + Cognito + DynamoDB for user authentication
Scrap is a salvaged robot powered by honesty, not happiness. A nightly EventBridge->Lambda->Bedrock agent writes his log. AWS Weekend Creative Agent Challenge 2026, concept build.
Pulse Mappr is a Next.js social event discovery app built with the purpose of exploring AWS Amplify gen 2. Users can create, explore, and vote on local events displayed on an interactive Mapbox-powered map. Events rise and fall in visibility based on real-time community voting, helping people find what’s trending around them.
Todo app built with AWS Amplify Gen 2 (Cognito, AppSync, DynamoDB) and deployed to LocalStack with ampx sandbox. Shows the Amplify Gen 2 developer sandbox running entirely locally, with a React frontend and an end-to-end test.
A modern portfolio website built with Next.js 14 and AWS Amplify, featuring server-side rendering, multi-language support (English/Spanish), and serverless architecture.
A bucket list tracker app built with React, Vite, and AWS Amplify | Tech With Lucy
Built from the word CURRENT for the Full Stack Challenge. Undercurrent turns a remote team's mood into a living river — one anonymous ping a day shifts the water from calm to storm. AppSync subscriptions push every change in real time, Bedrock writes the lead a weekly current report, all deployed on Amplify Gen 2.
CRE investment-analysis agent on the Strands Agents TypeScript SDK + AWS Bedrock (Claude Sonnet 4.6) + Amplify Gen2. Newton-Raphson IRR, tornado-style sensitivity, typed tools.
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