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Hi, I am a complete non developer and i have built a Pos software with full backend, admin pannel, website and Mobile app. Everything is up and running in 5 different branches. Ive used supabase as backend and have RLS on everything. Ive used AI to code all the software. It is a multi tenant software so you can onboard as many restaurants as you want there data will be stored and displayed separately. There are analytics and admin settings for all. Also there is a developer pannel to onboa...

Hey fellow developer I'm getting ready to launch my new app, Sticky Notes Pro , and I need your help to meet the Google Play 14-day closed testing requirement. I am more than happy to return the favor and test your app in exchange! About the app: Sticky Notes Pro is a productivity app that creates "swipe-proof" notes directly in your notification panel. If you are tired of accidentally swiping away important reminders, this app fixes that! The note stays pinned to your notificat...

First of all this is not an ad, or promotion or ad. Something I built of need and put it out there to share anyone. Completely free, no in app purchases, no ads, no data collection etc. We have 3 teenagers and it was impossible to keep track of their chores. When we try to introduce "you earn money when you do extra chores" to teach them you are not entitled to buy anything you want but you need to work for it worked well. Then it became another task for us track who has how much, di...

I’m starting to build my own side project and I’d love to learn from people who have already done it. What’s one piece of advice you wish you knew when you started?

Hey r/SideProject ! I've been working on Dearly, a project very close to me! Having a stable and ever busy surface level life, never let me look back and reflect on what was actually going through my head. I thought I'd start journaling to give my thoughts some structure, but the late night anxieties and overthinking along with staring at a blank page, made it a worse. I couldn't type quick enough, and that stressed me out more like writing BS work emails. So over the last few months, I bu...

Servitor makes it easy to spin up common development services as Docker containers. Run MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, and other services without manually installing, configuring, or managing them.

This is coarena.ai , where you can run long horizon computer-use tasks on frontier models for free!

Type a seed, get a picture made of thousands of tiny hexagons. You can also draw a small logo and it gets woven into the art. Free: https://aether-auto.github.io/hexart/ Edit: better on desktop

Hey everyone. First-time app developer, no team, no funding, just me on nights and weekends. I'd love some honest testers before I launch this thing. The app is called CastleWise. The pitch: it's the owner's manual your house never came with. Every house runs on information nobody writes down. The furnace filter size. The paint code in the hallway. When the water heater went in. Which weekend the gutters are due. CastleWise keeps all of it: records for every appliance and system, reminders f...

Drop your project in the comments. Take a look at other projects, leave some constructive feedback, and discover what everyone is building. Looking forward to seeing your work!

Me personally was using an MacBook Air, which the notch always hides the icons in menubar, which forced me to quit other apps just to find the icon in menubar. I have tried Bartender or Ice , but they already put too many useless things into their apps, which consumes my energy and affects my computer performance. I just wanted to solve a simple problem, but not putting more things in an app. Compared with larger menu bar management suites, OverflowBar deliberately focuses on one problem:...

I’ve been working on a small side project called LetterStreak , a daily word game. The idea is simple: you have 60 seconds to complete as many words as you can. Every correct word adds another 5 seconds to the clock. I wanted something that was quick to pick up and could be played one-handed, so you can jump in for a quick game each day. It has leaderboards, streaks and achievements so you can see how you compare with everyone else. It’s been a fun project to build, with considerably mor...

It’s been a while since I dabbled on doing any project. So one of the first things, I wanted to do was to build something. However, the biggest question and thing you have in mind is “What should I solve?” “What problem am I facing?”. Well I decided, screw that.. Let’s build something for fun. So I did. I am always fascinated with aviation. I love planes, I love watching airline reviews. As a kid, I thought of being a pilot. It was always an afterthought. Instead, I became a product man...

So for a while I've been coding with AI and have been using almost for everything with regards to coding but it's been mostly fixes or smaller features to existing software. This weekend I thought let's use loops and skills to make something from scratch and see how it goes. I selected a project/idea that is now common knowledge (using discord as storage) for this end. I used opus 5 with claude pro subscription and it took around 7-8 hours, excluding the time I slept yesterday. it took around 10...

I started this as a small experiment: What if designing a Traditional Chinese typeface didn’t require editing thousands of glyphs one by one? So I built FANGCUN , a browser-based parametric type design tool for Traditional Chinese. Instead of treating every glyph as an isolated drawing, I’m experimenting with shared skeletons, strokes, components and structural rules. Change a few parameters — weight, contrast, proportions, counters, rounding, stroke characteristics, etc. — and the change...

i have been working on this , and we have tested 2 pricing models so far, the subscription model and the one time model, we switched from subscription to one time because we discovered that it was not a fit and that our value is not recurring so we did not want to annoy ourselves with churn, and blah blah blah. we started the one time deals about a month ago and they have been going fantastic, even more than what we made with subs. today we got our first repeating order. same user ordered a...

Hi, i build a word/notion alternative with an ai native workflow. Its free, you can plug in your own ai, mcps and skills. The ai can help you continue to write or understand and edit your document directly. And its local so all your data stays on your computer (only on Mac for now). Would be happy if you like to test it out: greenink.app As I'm a solo developer there might be bugs or improvements, would be great if you send me a dm or comment. Of course if you liked it or it wasn't useful....

Seriously, an account that hides their post history and gives no mention of who they actually are... and you're all just happy to drop them all your info? Anyone have any actually experience with these posts that has turned out well?

For those who have been through the startup journey, what’s a mistake you see first time founders making all the time? It could be anything from building the wrong product, not talking to enough customers, hiring too early, spending money in the wrong places, focusing too much on fundraising, or just having the wrong mindset. What’s something you personally got wrong when you started that you wish you had known earlier? [link] [c...

Someone in our chat was signing up for Chase. Three of us pasted referral codes at once. It got weird, he googled one instead, and some SEO blog got the $100. So I built Perko. Your friends pool codes in a circle, and when several people have the same company theres a rotation that remembers whose turn it is. It only advances when someone confirms they actually used your code, so you cant game it by clicking your own stuff. Theres also a dumb points shop with a cat you can pet. no defense for ...

You click an action → see the Git command → see what changed. There’s also a Learning Mode for beginners with interactive practice and real Git scenarios. Here’s a quick demo of what I’ve built so far 👇 This is just a quick demo, not the full app. I’ll be adding the rest of the Git commands and more features before the first release. The project will be open source , and I’m hoping we can keep adding to it and turn it into a useful Git tool for everyone. Still early, so I’d love to hea...

If you’re building a side project, SaaS, or app and looking for a way to get more eyes on it, I’d love to feature a few projects. We run TikTok channels with 300K+ combined followers and create short-form videos around apps, tools, and interesting projects. Here’s what we can do: Create short-form videos showcasing your project Post them across our existing TikTok channels Help you build content you can use on your own channels Think of it as content creation + distribution. If you...

[🔊 Sound on for the demo!] I’ve been building Yellow Olive, a side project that lets you learn Kubernetes by actually playing through challenges instead of just reading YAML tutorials. You get missions, work against a real Kubernetes cluster, and the game validates whether you actually solved them. It started as a small experiment because I wanted Kubernetes practice to feel a little less… Kubernetes-y 😅 It’s now grown into multiple chapters covering things like Pods, Services, RBAC, De...

So I work as a prop trader and my main screens are always packed with charts and windows. Originally I wanted digital stick notes that always show but not behind my windows and I didnt want another big monitor to take up space. So I built FocusBar. It's a slim bar that sits on top of your monitor and shows live tickers, breaking news, price alerts, reminders, notes, messages and more!!!, right in your line of sight without taking up screen space or much of desk space. It even reads important n...

Last week I posted Fullpack here and half the comments said the same thing — do this for my whole house, my moving boxes, my insurance list. So I built it. Trovy — Home Inventory, live on the App Store. Snap a photo — AI names it, categorizes it, cuts it into a sticker Drop it into a room, a shelf, a moving box — whatever you've got Search it later, or hand the whole list to your insurer App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/trovy-home-inventory/id6797272842 Thank...

You've spent two weeks building an AI assistant. The streaming chat looks beautiful, the system prompt is tight, and safety filters are configured. You demoed it to the team, and everyone was impresse

There's a problem that shows up in almost every growing software system, and most developers don't even realize they're hitting it until the damage is already done. You have a set of objects: differen

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to fine-tune a large language model for use in AI agents using supervised fine-tuning with QLoRA. This lets us customize a pre-trained model so it behaves the way w

For decades, recording an electrocardiogram (ECG) meant visiting a hospital or clinic. The doctors would place multiple electrodes on your chest and limbs to capture your heart's electrical activity.

I still remember the first time I ran a Bell-state circuit on a quantum simulator. The code was only a few lines long, but it felt magical. Two qubits became entangled, and the simulator returned almo