Atara Weinreb

Hey, I'm Atara Weinreb. I'm a creative designer and engineer exploring how AI can expand what we build and how we build it. I'm currently at .

Outside of work, you’ll probably find me painting (mostly portraiture), wandering through Central Park, or at SoulCycle trying to clear my head. I also love Broadway and musical theatre (I’ve seen Wicked four times!), even though I can’t carry a tune. If any of this resonates, please reach out! I love making new friends on the internet :)

Work

2026 Creator Subscriptions

Shipped creator posting and subscriber viewing flows from concept to launch

2024 - 2025 Snapchat Creators

Helped creators grow and build communities
Worked on sharing, insights, moderation and notifications

2020 - 2023 Scan, Visual and Multimodal Search

Hybrid design + iOS role, later became lead designer
Worked on GPT integration, web search, code scanning and fashion

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2021 Food Scan

AI-powered food recognition and recipe recommendations
Led both product design and iOS development

2020 Snapchat Design Engineering

Rapid prototyping and experimentation
Worked on 3D Bitmoji concepts in Unity and iOS

For Fun

I've designed, built and launched a number of native SwiftUI apps for iPhone and Apple Watch. I use AI tools like Claude Code and Cursor to iterate and ship quickly.

2025 Tummy

Wellness tracker for IBS/IBD management. iPhone and Apple Watch apps for logging meals, symptoms, and vitals with hydration reminders

2025 Swiper

Swipe through memories, keep the good ones, and free up storage space

2025 LaTeX CV Maker

The one and only LaTeX resume app on the App Store. Powered by the LaTeX.online API

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2025 Mini Games for Apple Watch

Collection of 8 satisfying mini-games designed for Apple Watch. Tap, spin, swipe, and fidget your way through quick, engaging games perfect for short breaks

2020 Falling Foods

Interactive face-tracking game where you catch falling food with your mouth using TrueDepth camera. Face tracking was cutting edge at the time, and this was a fun way to experiment with it. I hand-coded this before vibe coding was a thing :)