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Hey everyone, I recently tried this OS approach inspired by Posthog to showcase my product. Looking for brutal feedback and how do you like it? There's also a game in the section HUMAN.exe check that out as well.

i cannot draw and i am not an artist, so this started as a dumb question: could one person make something that feels like a tiny animated picture book in an afternoon, with zero hand drawn art. here is what came out: https://ww7d3a8t.mule.page/ you open it, tap once, and a short story plays on its own. a boy wanders into an old amusement park that everyone thinks shut down years ago but that quietly lights its lanterns at night, and across four seasons he meets four little keepers of the pla...

I appreciate that this is not a special moment for most and that some have bought several domains previously etc. I just wanted to share what feels like an exciting step forward for me in making it a little more real. Honestly, just wanted to say it out loud and to people who might understand the sentiment! :)

i'm building an enrichment feature for our crm and looking at different data providers. been testing prospeo's api docs and the rate limits look solid on paper (30/sec on pro plan) but wondering how it actually performs in production. anyone here pushing decent volume through it? i need to enrich about 50k contacts per week, mostly just emails and phone numbers. their docs mention 99.99% uptime which sounds optimistic lol. also curious about response times. we're currently on apollo's api an...

Hey everyone — I've been working on a small side project and wanted to share it here for some real feedback. I'm not trying to build the next big thing or replace my income. I just kept seeing indie developers — people building apps on nights and weekends — getting priced out of decent keyword research tools. $40/month is a lot to ask someone who hasn't made a dollar from their app yet. So I built something. It's called KeyScout. It pulls real demand scores and competition levels directly fr...

Hayai: A fast, ADHD-friendly, tiling window manager for your markdown files — linked notes, tasks, instant search, synced everywhere.

Hello, I just wanted to get some feedback for this app I put together with help of AI. I'm a UX/UI designer working as an engineer. I did this for fun and wanted to share it and get some comments. It's totally free, open-source, and only for Android. Get the APK here

Hey everyone, I’ve been building a desktop productivity app called Keyfold over the last few months and wanted to finally share it here to get some honest feedback. Website: keyfold.io The core idea is simple: instead of opening full apps/tabs constantly, you can spawn lightweight widgets anywhere on your screen using shortcuts. Right now Keyfold includes: Switchable desktop widgets Clipboard history Sticky/pinnable notepad Calculator + conversions The two features I’m f...

Spent the last 4-5 months building an AI flashcard/study tool (its called Deckio). Started as something I wish existed, then ended up as a live product with ~1,500 users and a handful of paying ones. Built it solo with Next.js, Supabase, and the Gemini Vertex API. A few honest takeaways: Shipping something rough and real beats polishing something that never launches. My first version was pretty bad but it didn't matter. The hardest part was not coding the whole thing, it was distribution...

yeep ! i’ll admit it. Every time I see those posts “Just hit $3k MRR in 3 months ” I feel genuinely happy for the person… but deep down I’m also jealous as hell. Meanwhile I’m sitting here after 8 months grinding every day with only $68 MRR. I keep asking myself what I’m doing wrong. Am I building the wrong thing? Is my marketing trash? Or am I just not good enough? I know comparison is the thief of joy, but it’s hard not to feel like shit when everyone only shows the highlight reels. The ...

I thought of an idea - ai assistant for macOS and wanted to give it a try. OpenAI codex hackathon came and then i thought to give it a shot. 18 days after Hackathon, polishing and breaking it-i got my first customer. Doesn't matter it's big or small but gave me motivation to work on this. Want to add a lot of cool stuff to this. I call it voice first ai assistant for macOS( https://buddy.monisazeem.com/ ) and will be adding voice agents like farza clicky to this. Let's see where things go. ...

Hey everyone, I'm a Parkinson's disease patient (10+ years) from South Korea. I can't work physically anymore — my hands shake, my balance is off, and most days start with a fight to get out of bed. But I taught myself to code, and over the past year I built 10 AI-powered tools running on a single server from my bedroom: - **AI Homework Checker** — paste any assignment, get a detailed AI grade in 10 seconds. First check is free, no signup: https://homework-check.dayhope.day/index-en.html ...

It’s Friday!!! If you’re like me, I try to work on some ideas over the weekend. What are you planning to work on this weekend?

If you've been looking to deploy your Spring Boot app to the cloud but feel a little overwhelmed by all the moving pieces, don't worry, you're not alone. Kubernetes can seem intimidating at first, but

According to the Stack overflow technology survey in 2025, JavaScript is one of the most widely used programming languages in the world. We use it to build frontend applications, backend services, pay

When I was younger, I remember my mother’s Android phone, a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 that she bought right after losing her BlackBerry. During that time, a phone with 16 GB of storage was considered cutt

GPT-3 was a major breakthrough in natural language processing. With 175 billion parameters, it demonstrated remarkable few-shot learning abilities and showed that scaling large language models could u

I've been building Flutter apps for a few years now, and I still remember the first time I shipped something I was genuinely proud of. It had a clean UI, smooth animations, and every flow worked exact

Recently, I spent time prototyping an educational app using Claude Code. The project is an open-source mobile app for educators to share, discover, and facilitate low-cost creative learning activities

We just posted a comprehensive Docker course now live on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel! The ability to scale applications instantly and ship software reliably is an important skill. Containeriz

Working with healthcare data introduces preprocessing challenges that go beyond those you might encounter with structured data. Some familiar techniques still apply, while others look very different o

Modern payment systems look simple from the outside. A user clicks a button, enters payment details, and money moves from one account to another. But once payments happen repeatedly rather than once,

Every application that handles user data eventually hits the same problem: not all users should see the same things. A junior nurse should not be able to access every patient record in the hospital. A

I feel like a lot of people my age in college have things they want to talk about but never do. Not because they're huge problems, but because they're embarrassing, awkward, or they feel like nobody will really listen. Those thoughts just sit there and slowly eat away at you. So I built C.A.L.M., a completely local voice companion that lets you talk freely without anything leaving your machine. Building it was fun, but one unexpected side effect was that I became a little more clear in my ...

here's the honest version. you paste your link into leadsfromurl and it searches reddit for people already asking for the thing you sell. not random traffic. real people you can go reply to today. it took me years of coding to actually know what i'm doing. AI makes the building part easier now, but you still have to understand what's going in and be able to fix it when it breaks. hundreds of saas projects have signed up by now, so the pipeline already knows what kind of people each product...

I built PicLens - 1. A dashboard that lets you create an event(wedding, conference, anything else) and upload the pictures Android + iOS apps any of your guests can download, join with your event code, click a selfie and get their photos filtered. Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.raapchik.piclens iOS - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/piclens/id6762205824 Already tested this with a friend wedding event and another friends college graduation and received gr...

Hey everyone, we’ve been working on BachGround, a video-to-music / AI music generation project, and we recently prepared a cleaner public-facing repository for one part of our research: a text-to-piano model. The idea is pretty simple: text prompt → symbolic piano tokens → duration/velocity enrichment → MIDI Instead of trying to generate everything in one model, the pipeline is split into two stages: A fine-tuned Llama-based model generates the musical structure / piano token sequen...

I’m building an offline dictionary and I’m currently using Claude Sonnet (token issue). So far, I’ve found its English–Korean translation quality pretty good. But I’m not sure if it’s the best model for this kind of project, especially if I want to add other language pairs later, like English–Japanese. For people who have tried different AI models for translation, which ones worked well for you? Are there any models that are especially good or bad for certain languages? submitted b...

I kept sharing drum & bass tracks with friends, but it was a pain to add them to the playlist and post to Telegram. So I built a tool to make it easier. And then it... got out of hand. I started with a Telegram channel and a Spotify playlist, because friends wanted it as a feed. Then I made a CLI, because I do everything in the terminal anyway. I can give it a track and it gets added to the playlist and posted to Telegram. Then I wrapped the CLI in a Raycast extension so I could ...

It's called Mise. iOS. Just went live on the App Store. The reason I built it: I kept seeing recipes on Instagram and TikTok, saving the posts, and then never actually cooking them because I couldn't be bothered to rewatch the video every time I needed to check an ingredient. Figured there had to be a better solution, then spent 4 months building one instead of just screenshotting things like a normal person. What it does: you paste a link - Instagram reel, TikTok, YouTube, recipe blog, what...