Bite, live in a month
Bite is the food ordering platform I built as founding engineer. Campus lunch doesn’t need a driver for every order, so I designed a separate model for that one situation. Web ordering went live with real payments in under a month, and the iOS app followed on the App Store. It’s deployed, tested and has handled real orders.
See bitecampuseats.com
Why I do this
I want my hands on real projects. Bite taught me more than any class, because every decision had a consequence I could see, usually by lunchtime.
I want every part of the world to have equal access to this moment in AI. Someone running a shop in Lima or Accra should get to use it as soon as a startup in New York does.
And I care about people. I would rather build meaningful relationships with the people I work with than be one more engineer at a big company, far from anyone who uses what I make.
Linfeng LiComputer Science, Columbia University, class of 2027
How it can go
First, we talk
AI consult15 minutes, free
Then, a project
Think it throughtogether
First working versionI build it
What happens nextyour call
People I can bring in
Columbia SIPApolicy, development
Columbia Business Schoolbusiness
Visual artistsdesign, image
My professorshard problems
Columbia entrepreneurshipstartups
It’s yours at the endtake it anywhere
15 minutes, free
Pick a time and tell me about your business and what takes up your time. We talk for 15 minutes, and you leave knowing where AI could help and what to try first. No contract.
15-minute AI consultGoogle Meet
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