Baptiste Malaguti

@bptstmlgt.bsky.social

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Founder & iOS developer @ Kuri, the climate-friendly cooking app  My mission is to make people eat more plants.

An email sent by a user of my cooking & meal planning app named Kuri. This person shares how planning their meals and groceries has made them much more relaxed.
A cell in Google Spreadsheet where its content is aligned bottom left by default. This is criminal.
A smartphone screen displaying the cookware needed for a recipe on a dark-themed app interface. The header reads, 'Cookware for this recipe' in light pink text, with the subtitle, 'Prepare these items before starting the recipe.' Below, the text lists: '1 large pan - to combine and cook the pasta, tomatoes, olive oil, lemon zest, garlic, and boiling water,' and '1 burner - to simmer the pasta mixture and cook the spinach and lentils.' The interface features minimalistic icons at the top and a navigation bar at the bottom, including a button labeled 'Kuri AI.'
A smartphone screen displaying a list of seasonal foods for November in France on a white background. The header reads, 'In season now!' with the subtitle, 'Eating seasonal food can effectively lower your carbon footprint.' The section is divided into categories: 'Veggies of the Month,' which includes illustrated icons of porcini mushrooms, green cabbage, Brussels sprouts, and radicchio; 'Fruits of the Month,' featuring icons of pear, pineapple, and apple; and 'Herbs and Salads,' partially visible at the bottom.
An infographic with a sustainability rating labeled 'Very Good' in bold green text. It highlights attributes such as 'Low Emissions,' 'In Season,' and 'Plant Based.' A horizontal bar shows the carbon footprint equivalent, ranging from 0 km to 8+ km of car ride. The bar is mostly green, indicating low emissions. Below, text reads: 'If you ate like this every day, you'd mitigate 1.64 metric tons of CO2e per year, compared to average.'
A screenshot of my app, Kuri, as seen on the App Store.