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Hey all, A few days ago, I stumbled upon a post on r/tipofmyjoystick where someone was desperately trying to find a game from their childhood with incredibly vague details. It got me thinking: standard AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Gemini are actually pretty good at this but they hallucinate, invent fake game studios, or just confidently give you the wrong answer. So I became slightly obsessed with building a better architecture to solve this exact problem. I just deployed Tip Of My Tongue...

I've been experimenting with letting an AI agent run DeFi actions by itself, instead of just calling an API. It has its own wallet on an EVM chain, connected through an MCP server, so I can drive it in plain English from Claude. Here's the flow from the chat (clip attached): - "Create a wallet" → it generates one - "Get some AGENT from the faucet" → funds itself, instantly - "Create a token called DOGEAI and add liquidity" → deploys the ERC-20 and opens the ...

During video interviews and presentations, I always had the same problem: If I looked at my notes, it was obvious I wasn't looking at the camera. So I built Kivo , a lightweight desktop teleprompter that sits just below your webcam, making it much easier to glance at your script while still appearing to maintain eye contact. Current features: 📌 Always-on-top overlay 🎥 Designed to sit near your webcam 📄 Open any text file 🔄 Automatically reloads when the file changes ▶️ Smooth ...

My bank requested so many documents and I got tired of the process. I had to go back and forth, keeping tabs on everything only to end up with a massive, 40-page long PDF file. I was confused, the bank was confused and it was all a big mess. So I thought: what if I could scroll horizontally to see the pages of a file and scroll vertically to see more files? That’d be similar to Figma or Canva, but specifically for PDF processing. It worked better than I expected. I was able to visualise do...

Hey yall, First off, i wanna thank you all so much for the support and feedback on my post yesterday about agentlint (the security scanner for MCP server configs). I'm 15, working on this during my break, and seeing people actually validate the project geniunely meant everything to me. In the comments on my last post, a commenter pointed out a massive, underserved security loophole: while I was checking env blocks for hardcoded secrets, I completely missed secrets leaking into CLI arguments ...

Introducing Rtecn Tiptap based rich text editors, but as shadcn components No more building toolbar UIs from scratch, wiring up dropdowns and popovers by hand, and styling every button to match your app. Now you just plug in Tiptap's extensions and drop in the component, toolbar, slash menu, drag handle, and bubble menu come built-in and on-theme. Need more? Add your own custom controls and slash commands in a few lines. Toolbar editor, Notion-style block editor, dark mode, and 3 variant...

Nameboard.io TLDR finds name variants based on a name or even a vague concept, then checks which TLDs have the domain name available Try it out! Replaces my ChatGPT -> manual domain search loop.

I built a mac app that lets you click with the keyboard instead of a mouse. I'm looking for beta testers - ideally power users who want to improve their productivity. link: https://github.com/hananbeer/clickless-app/releases/download/updates/Clickless-1.0.1-20260626-132417.dmg in the video I show how I use the app - there's even a minigame tutorial you can practice! by default the hotkey is launch the overlay is CMD+OPTION, but in the video I configured in the settings to use double-ta...

Spent the last few months building a tool that takes one long video URL and cuts it into a week of 9:16 shorts — auto face-tracking crop, word-level captions, AI-rewritten hooks, optional voiceover. Stack is yt-dlp + Whisper + FFmpeg + an LLM for hook rewriting. Three things that genuinely surprised me building it: The hook beats the clip. I assumed picking the "best" 60 seconds was the hard part. It's not — the first 2 seconds decide everything. Same clip, original spoken in...

I'm in a lot of in-person work meetings and I'm bad at taking notes. If I write everything down I stop listening. If I just listen I forget half of it by the afternoon. The normal fix is one of those transcription apps, but a lot of my meetings are confidential and I can't upload the room audio to some server. So those were out. So I built my own. It's called Minuted, iPhone only, and the whole thing runs on the phone. Nothing gets sent anywhere. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/minuted-ai-m...

Built ToolPalace — 25 free browser tools, all running client-side. The honest timeline: • Month 1: Zero visitors. Crickets. • Got domain suspended by Namecheap for missing a WHOIS verification email — lost all my Google Search Console impressions overnight • Posted on Hacker News last week — got 86 visitors in one day, which honestly felt incredible after weeks of nothing • Still waiting for Google AdSense approval What I learned: SEO takes way longer than anyone tells you. ...

my flight got delayed for 3 hours today so i sat at the airport bar and started talking to a guy next to me. we got to talking about jobs and he showed me this method he does on his phone that brings in like $140 a day while traveling. he literally sent me the reddit link on the spot. followed it and it's legit, here is the thread: https://www.reddit.com/user/lardladd/comments/1udjr3g/method/

AI is good and shit. Ai is good at solving small problems and know very little about things. Building a full application with just pure vibe coding and using tools like cursor, antigraity is total bullshit. I spend 12 staight fricking hours to build a simple app (btw used cursor and antigravity for the VIBE CODING). result? total shit - shit UX, does not solve a challenging problem which requires critical thinking) and bullshit code. total girbrish code here and there, no code maintainabili...

so this started as pure spite tbh. my fiancée and i were looking at wedding website builders and every single one was either $40 a month for something that looked like it was designed in 2012, or "free" until you actually want to do anything useful. and the thing is we didn't even want much? just a nice page for people to look at, a way for them to RSVP without me building a spreadsheet, and some way to tell everyone what food they're eating without me personally texting 80 people. t...

I built Refloow Photo Studio to solve my own workflow. No telemetry, no watermarks, no ads, no creating accounts and files literally never leave your device. Here is what it actually does: Local background removal : It uses a bundled U-2-Netp model that runs completely offline on your CPU, its extremely lightweight. No API calls, no sending your photos to a server EVER. Drag and drop layering : You can drop multiple images in, move them around, resize, to create complex compositions ...

My friend and I spent the last 3 months building PocketMC , a Windows application that tries to make self-hosting Minecraft servers as close to “click and play” as possible, kinda. We realized that running a Minecraft server locally is surprisingly complicated, more than we first thought. You need the right Java version, plus port forwarding or tunneling, then backups, updates, plugins/mods, logs, crashes, remote access... and honestly every server type has its own little quirks. So we dec...

Hello everyone! I'm building a web discovery tool for myself, but I decided to share the idea in case others find it interesting. The idea is to index millions of web pages and build a recommendation algorithm just for you, so you can easily discover interesting web projects like web games, GitHub pages, startups, tools, or anything else you might enjoy. The problem I'm trying to solve is that I don't really like how discovery works on YouTube, Google, or Reddit. I always feel like I'm missi...

About a month ago I launched my first WordPress plugin — the Rixden visual quote builder for service businesses. Things were quiet. 300+ downloads, under 10 active installs, zero sales. Then last week I got an enquiry from a small embroidery business in the Netherlands. He'd been testing the free version and had three specific questions before buying Pro: My instinct was to oversell — emphasise what Pro did include, gloss over what it didn't, push the sale. I'm glad I didn't. Instead I rep...

Not a lot but for micro saas like Zenmic.com its good start What do you think, how an indie hacker like me could grow it to 1-2k range in next 6 months.

I couldn't find a decent / user friendly way of seeing an entire overview of the tournament so I built one. The latest feature I just added is live emoji cursors (Figma style) - Even if no one else uses it, I do every day 😅 Would love any feedback

We at NextIsOnMe celebrate the crossing of 2000 registered users landmark this week, an exciting milestone that gives us a fantastic, active community foundation. What milestones are you celebrating on your own builds, and what are you pushing to production before Monday?

I created this little tool because I wanted to 3d print a simple sign and got frustrated with CAD software being way too complicated for that purpose. This little tool can add multiple lies with different fonts, it allows for text to be recessed or raises, you can change some simple sign parameters, add icons and even QR codes. It exports individual STL files so that you can print them in different filaments. Cool little bonus feature: when you export your files you have the option to incl...

All I hear, all day long is how AI is taking over everything we do. So I made a game to break it. Basically, in the game you can chat with an AI intern named PIP, and as a player your only job is to gaslight the bot into revealing passwords, company secrets, executing instructions in email and much more across 16 different levels. This is a browser based game, so it requires no setup and is absolutely free. Try it out and let me know how far you get or drop your most unhinged prompt in the...

Don’t give up on your project or your goals just because people online try to bring you down. When I started promoting my site, I had people leave nasty comments, use throwaway accounts, and then delete what they said. Even when the comments disappeared, I’d still see them in my email. Some of it honestly got to me. But I kept building. I reminded myself that not everyone is going to understand what you’re making. Some people will judge it early. Some people will mock it. Some people will ...

Aren't you all sick of this gemini generated self promoting post titles on this subreddit? And when you criticize them their response starts with "Fair point..." which is also standard gemini response. So, they are not only vibe coding their app but using AI to create a reddit post and every single response. How braindead do you have to be to use AI for everything and not have a single organic reply? I don't mind honest and frank self promotion, but absolutely hate AI generated s...

PLAY IN REDDIT : r/morphychess I built a small chess puzzle game with one twist: Every time you capture a piece, you become that piece. Your movement changes after every capture, so every puzzle is about planning not just your next move, but what you’ll become next. I’m calling it Morphy Chess . It’s still an early side project, but I’d love to hear what you think about the core mechanic. Feedback, ideas, and criticism are all welcome. [...

Problem Most PDF editors act as a gateway to sell cloud subscriptions. They force you to create an account, upload sensitive documents to their servers for basic tasks, and lock essential tools behind recurring monthly fees. If you just want to redact confidential information or find and replace text securely on your own machine, standard industry tools actively work against your privacy. Comparison RevPDF is a ~30 MB editor built entirely around an offline-first architecture. Every ope...

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to build an AI web research agent using Ollama, Qwen, and Python. The agent searches the web for a topic, fetches relevant pages, and uses a local LLM to generate a

Building your own AI agent has never been more accessible. We just released a comprehensive new course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that guides you through building a powerful, persistent A

Computers are incredibly fast, but they have a surprising, fundamental flaw when it comes to counting money. In our latest freeCodeCamp.org video, "Why Computers Can’t Count Money," Ania Kubow dives i