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210 | A "slay the spire"-like deck builder game that can run in the terminal, but with full mouse support + images: https://github.com/BigJk/end_of_edenAnd my long-time project. A Dungeons & Dragons utility to use Thermal Printer for handy Printouts: https://github.com/BigJk/snd |
294 | One of my hobbies is trying to predict foreign exchange prices (usually EURUSD tbh, but others as well).I enjoy finding out the actual best-case performance of various technical analysis indicators, and popular "systems", by optimising the indicator's parameters to find the best long term performance. I also design my own indicators and systems in the same way.To this end I have a C++ ImGUI desktop app with charting capabilities, and optimisation using differential evolution. The app has its operation driven by a c++ class that controls all aspects of its running, by means of various callbacks.This enables me to test lots of strategies quickly, exploring the parameter space with the optimisation functions.I've considered open sourcing the app, though I'm not sure there would be any interest. The codebase would need cleaning up first anyway! :-) |
206 | I've found that filing out job applications is rather boring and takes a lot of my time for just a few applications. That's why I'm creating an AI tool to rewrite resumes and automate the jobs application process. I previously created a scraping tool for Glassdoor and LinkedIn, so this a natural next step. List of features:* Analyzes candidate information* Examines job descriptions* Generates unique CVs and cover letters for each job* Answers specific questions that recruiters ask* Automatically applies to jobs |
62 | I wanted to record more of my life, but I found that the act of noting it down was too cumbersome. Looking to minimize friction, I created a Telegram bot that saves all messages you send it into a Google Spreadsheet.Hashtags can be used to split the text into sheets and columns, if so desired. Besides jotting down quick thoughts, this is very handy for short-form journaling such as tracking expenses, workouts, mood, period, weight, diet, etc., with the added bonus of easy charting and summarization from within the spreadsheet. It also supports pictures and other attachments that are uploaded automatically to Google Drive and linked into the spreadsheet.Feel free to check it out, all feedback is appreciated: https://t.me/gsheet_notes_bot |
101 | I've been taking a (mental) break from programming and doing a lot more climbing, getting back into my body. After twenty years of boulder/sport/trad/big wall I've drifted into the dark art of rope solo. It's an wild way to climb that really appeals to my engineering brain - lots of deep knowledge about gear and the mountain intertwined with various logistical puzzles. Very rewarding when it works. The latest mission has been optimising my system a lot to start tackling bigger stuff. |
416 | Working on a new game with some friends:
CTHULOOT, a multiplayer coop game.
Imagine Overcooked x Zelda 2D.
We have a demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2283410/CTHULOOT/ |
338 | Jobchef.io is a SaaS I've worked on for a little while and recently released.I have a background in marketing and HR in large company, this is my first venture into programming after learning to code on my own (VBA -> Automate the boring stuff -> coursera -> React & a lot of help debugging from a very generous friend.)Releasing a full working product was a great milestone, but so far market fit is still quite unclear. |
23 | I'm working on a web app that helps you discover books, movies, TV shows, video games, and songs that you'll like. The app makes it super easy to describe what you're looking for and then gives you a unique set of 10 suggestions on each run.It's the first solo project I've done in many years and I'm having a great time learning. I've also been able to get some great recommendations for myself and it's fun to use!https://www.yogurrt.com/ |
438 | Working on an update to `hiedb-mode`. It's an emacs package for querying an hiedb index; a database for building IDE tooling for Haskell. The update will use `compile` for the display buffer similar to how `find-grep` does it. |
326 | Hey HN! I'm still working on my Docker Swarm dashboard, Lunni: https://lunni.dev/Lunni essentially takes docker-compose.yml and deploys it on a server. Currently we're using Portainer as the backend, which in turn just runs `docker stack deploy`. I'm reimplementing the stack deployment code from scratch which will allow us to support latest Compose spec and extend it as we need (and perhaps support orchestrators other than Swarm in the future). |
284 | I published a revised version of my "Vim Reference Guide" ebook: https://learnbyexample.github.io/vim_reference/Introduction....Then, I started working on an interactive TUI app for Python beginner exercises. I've previously written such apps for CLI tools (grep, sed, awk, coreutils, etc): https://github.com/learnbyexample/TUI-apps |
509 | Trying to make my own thing that transcribes what I hear throughout my day. A lot of it is just finding an efficient stack (eg choosing silero instead of pyannote, azure vms instead of apis, whisper.cpp instead of faster whisper) |
445 | Hey guys, I’m currently working on a design handoff solution similar to Relay by Material.io, but with support for iOS, Android, Flutter, and React Native.The goal is to streamline the design-to-code process.Would love to hear thoughts from anyone who’s tackled similar challenges or has insights on optimizing cross-platform handoffs! |
146 | WebForge IDE - develop for the web on iOS.Rich text editor, run PHP and NodeJS on device, manage Git repos, and view your projects in a built-in browser that includes dev tools.https://apps.apple.com/us/app/webforge-ide/id6450872424 |
331 | https://snaptail.dev - during the past few days I was exploring concept of single source file applications where you can hide the build system.I've cobbled together this tool which hides nextjs build system and allows to work with just single file.It works great for fast prototyping or building an internal/local apps.edit: repo: https://github.com/rybarix/snaptail |
641 | Hi! I'm working on https://UpdateMaker.com. UpdateMaker is a super-simple widget for delivering in-app updates and notifications to users.As a dev, I always want to tell users about our latest updates, but making front-end updates requires a whole production deploy, and a backend notification service is a lot to set up. UpdateMaker makes it easy to manage updates without an engineering cycle.UpdateMaker lets you copy-paste our widget into your website, and then you can push update notifications to your users. You can customize the look and feel, schedule updates, track user engagement, and make it conditional on pages the user might visit. We manage all the cookie-handling so the user only sees updates they haven't seen before. It's been super useful for us!From there, UpdateMaker also automatically exports all your updates as a changelog that you can publish for your users or SEO :) |
6 | I’m working on a collaborative ebook reading app. The idea is that you can create a reading group, invite people and then share comments and highlights and see each other’s reading progress.It’s something I’ve been wanting for a while, for example to read a book with a group of friends or with a work team, but there’s lots of other possibilities including author reading parties, proofing and education. Got the basics of it working now, need to polish the UI and add the commenting and highlighting features.I’m using Next.js and Supabase, neither of which I’ve used before so it’s been a fun but often frustrating process. Claude has been an amazing assistance, fixing my mistakes and countless type errors. |
400 | I'm working on a social website where you can share the soft drinks and sodas you try, similar to untappd and maybe swarm, it's not yet ready to share, but I'd love to know if there's any people here that might want to try it (my email is on my profile) |
32 | Working on https://www.shareback.com , team of 2. Been working on it for a few years, trying different ideas. We are trying to build something that we'd be happy to use by ourselves so it's been an interesting journey of self-discovery, research and coding. Also my partner in crime is non-technical and sometimes I kind of forget that people might use software in very different way to how, for example, I would do.Outside of that I am also building a gym up for myself which I could use without glasses (all apps I tried have tiny buttons or controls that I cant see in the gym) |
528 | I made a Google Sheets add-on to evaluate JavaScript inline: https://www.evaljs.net/It uses QuickJS compiled to WASM in the backend to sandbox JavaScript execution. |
313 | I'm integrating daily steps walked into my workout/nutrition tracking app EverBeat for Android. I've noticed that this is an important metric for many people interested in losing some weight.I estimate burned calories on the minute-to-minute level for all activities, which is a fun challenge.For the steps to calories conversion, I require time and distance walked. Unfortunately it's surprisingly difficult to get some kind of distance information from Android. Google Fit API provides this data, but will be killed soon. The RecordingAPI will hopefully provide this in the future, but not yet... |
362 | Hey, I am working on a website/leaderboard to discover trending accounts on X. Would love some feedback on where I could take this further.BigOnX.com |
244 | Navigation using photos.
Did not like existing apps, so made an app that lets you match a photo to an (OpenStreetMap.org) background map, and shows your position on that photo during your trip.Works great with physical maps, screenshots of maps or downloaded pictures of maps.
NavigateAnyMap.eu (Android only, sorry!)Free as in beer, will tell you is uses ads, but have not added them yet (and will make a paid, non-ads version first). |
67 | I just started working on an engine for turn-based table-top games like Dominion, 7 Wonders, Catan, etc.During university, I spent some time working on an AI agent to play Dominion, but a very large part of the work was building a way to simulate the game.The goals are:- Develop an engine that's efficient enough to use in simulations (for training AI agents or analyzing the game).
- Still emit events that can be used to visualize the current state of the game when real people are playing.
- Create primitives that are easy to distribute across a network for remote players/agents. |
258 | Working on a new PaaS called Molnett (https://molnett.com/). Trying to replicate the development productivity you might have at larger tech companies like Google, Spotify and more.Kind of struggling to wrap my mind around how we can avoid having EBS-style network disks as part of our product offering. We are convinced that it's a operational nightmare to maintain and it's better to provide other tools to achieve the same results. For example, instead of running Postgres on EBS or local disks, we use Neon to run it on top of S3! |
182 | https://imagetool.dev/An Image Tool for web developers.With ImageTool, you can:
- Search multiple stock photo sites with one tool
- Generate 500 images with AI
- Edit images
- Compress and convert images to .webpIt also helps you bulk edit images.The goal is to help web developers speeding up their workflow. |
525 | Building Blazing speed VPN in less than 1000 lines of code:
https://github.com/dvasanth/kadugu |
453 | I'm working on a Tournament Manager for Pickleball at http://pickleballtourneypro.pages.dev because the current incumbent is very difficult for non-technical people (aka volunteers) to use, and super expensive (10-15% of tournament revenue).Lot of fun ideas, and hopefully will get used by a large variety of volunteers. |
444 | I've been hacking away at my travel planner side project: https://turas.app and recently got around to building out a Chrome extension for Google Maps: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/turasapp/lpfijfdbgo...Just returned from a trip that I planned using the extension and can't imagine planning it as fast any other way! |
352 | Get another word - https://getanotherword.comSimplistic thesaurus and synonym finder.Built with Flask and bit of jQuery |
343 | Just finished a blink reminder app https://blinktracker.app a couple of days ago.
Monitors your eyes' blink frequency with a camera and also reminds you to take regular screen breaks.Somewhat ironically after giving up smoking I take too few breaks and get blurry/dry eyes after long days. The app is a bit overengineered and comes with an api in case you ever wanted to start controlling stuff with blinks. Currently Windows only. |
592 | I have a few projects laying around. But currently I am working on an iptv player for Android. I learned about Jetpack and found it fascinating than the xml based old process. So I started playing around and learning Android development. And lo and behold, I ended up with a more than mvp IPTv player. Now I am considering if I should be putting it as open source software, or maybe publish it to the Google store. I am considering a Google Tv counterpart where you can share data between instances on the same network. That's one of a huge pain point to input data on the tv.Any ideas to implement? |
499 | Working on my modern take on an API management + monetization platform . I want to make it super easy to sell API access with all the bells and whistles you need such as; authorization, rate-limiting, subscriptions, credit billing, usage based billing and a self-service customer portalhttps://useultrance.com/ |
299 | I am building Clace https://github.com/claceio/clace, an app server for containerized applications. The goal is to build something like Nginx Unit, but supporting any language/framework. Each app runs in a separate container. App updates are done using a blue-green staged deployment.Clace already supports most python based apps (wsgi or asgi), any other language works with a custom Dockerfile. Plan to add support for automatically shutting down idle containers, allowing for scaling down to zero for each app. |
409 | When I was in FAANG I picked up Skyrim modding as a hobby, and this year I'm working on monetizing it, in style. |
455 | A biology/machine-learning blog!https://www.owlposting.com/Rediscovering an old love for writing that I thought had left me after highschool, now applied in the field I work in! Recommend starting your own blog if you're on the fence + being consistent about posting, it's extremely worth it |
448 | We have been working on AI agents for sales and marketing. Our focus is in deep customer research instead of at scale marketing or spray and pray motion of outbound emails.Our purpose is modeled to give sales and marketing skills to non-sales people. Just like how Canva gave design powers to non-design people.We believe everyone has to have the skill to sell and market themselves or their product. Yet the only trend that does not change is understanding your customer/prospect.AI agents help with this.Check us out: godmodehq.com |
508 | Myself! I ended up with an incredibly severe health issue due to repeated mismanagement/misdiagnosis by doctors over the last 5+ years, and now that I finally know what's wrong I can treat it effectively and maybe even recover. |
403 | I am working on a new type of NFTs.I found a way to add code to NFTs. The simplest way to understand it is that it is similar to Adobe flash.I know that NFTs are down, but I have invented a way to add actual utility. I call them xNFTS - executable non fungible tokens. Imagine the famous Ape or Penguin NFTs - by adding my technology, the NFTs can change images, play music, or play games without installing anything.I got a patent on the process and they work on any blockchain- or even off. the market is down, but I am very excited about tying web2 with web3.If anyone wants to join or learn more, let me know |
113 | I'm working on readjusting after getting married. It was a big wedding, and for a whole web of reasons I'd rather not post on a public forum, I was responsible for a lot of the cat-herding leading up to the big day. Best day of my life, and my wife and I are overwhelmed with joy. Yet, now it's been a week and I'm still sitting here thinking "...wait, what the hell was I doing 6 months ago?" |
335 | Last week I made my first contribution to an open-source LLM vulnerability scanner Garak: https://github.com/leondz/garakI'm working on adding some more probes checking for package hallucination in ruby gems and npm packagesI'm also starting my final year of engineering at the University of Waterloo :) |
273 | — I’m still curating my newsletter / post series focused on humans and their blogs to help people rediscover that part of the web (https://peopleandblogs.com)— I’m working on a second newsletter that’s more discovery oriented but still focused on the personal web space— I’m setting up a private, invite only discourse forum to create a space where people can hang out and connect in a more meaningful way— I’m working on a new studio site in collaboration with a friend |
169 | Trying to innovate digital language learning by building actual learning games, not just gamified apps.Currently experimenting with a game build around the old classroom method of Total Physical Response — you can see a very early prototype here: https://kolja-sam.itch.io/the-tpr-game-gala |
183 | My personal site https://www.tyleo.comAfter years of having the New Year’s resolution, “make a personal site.” I finally got past my procrastination and did it! It’s live and I’m filling it out with things I’ve done over the years. |
180 | Just soft launched my app for landlords to manage their rental properties. It is targeted to Canadians with a focus on Ontario to start.https://boredlandlord.com |
347 | A flutter based solo rpg that is a Hack of IronSworn. It is set in a world 40 years after an event called the arkfall, and where alien Arks crashed landed on earth bring with them many new flora and fauna and terraforming the earth at the sites of the crash.The setting is like retrofuturistic version of 1998 with survivalist elements.I’ve been enjoying flutter, and Have found it easier than other cross platform GUI technologies I’ve used. Dart is pretty easy to learn too and I’m considering it for other non flutter based tools as well |
420 | https://rubygems.org/gems/dorian and all |
345 | I’m building a calmer way to produce and consume content.A delightfully simple blogging-by-email app, Pagecord (https://pagecord.com). $20/yr.A delightfully simple, all-in-one RSS reader (web and PWA), Feedgrab (https://feedgrab.net). FREE!Very early days (built quickly!) but both products are fully functional with customers.I have a lot of ideas around content discovery for Feedgrab.Give them a spin, I’d love to know what people think. |
127 | An online tool for product managers that helps them turn written app specifications into something more interesting and visual.https://appflows.aiIt doesn't save anything to the cloud.
It supports markdown.
It currently doesn't using an LLM but I'm sure that will sneak in at some point.
One day, I'd like to have it generate wireframes using AI. |
355 | A marketplace for github repos: https://gitsell.devYou can even buy the app itself on it. It’s going to be my starter for all other projects too, so I’m adding all the common CRUD app features. Also it aims to be lowest cost possible, which is free for now. I try not to tie it to specific technologies when possible to make it as easy as possible to switch providers in the future. |
220 | I am building a belt tension meter to attach my z-belt idlers to on my voron 2.4.I'm still contemplating what I want the final form to look like, but currently it's a 5 kg load cell and a floating idler and an rp2040 reading values via hx711. |
357 | I’m working on a macos virtual microphone app that lets you take a real microphone input and apply audio processing effects on it like raising the gain, reverb, etc, then using that as your microphone in other apps, like for video callsComes from my own desire for something like that. Right now I’m using a hacked together solution using blackhole and a random vst. It was a pain to set up initially, trying to make it easier for other people.I know there’s loopback but it costs too much for what i need and has a lot of extra features i don’t care about, plus i’d still need to bring my own vst to it |
306 | I'm working on a new approach to assess engineering candidates. Lot's of good HN discussion around this, it's been fun to read. https://ropes.ai |
435 | Last month I built a node based web server that can proxy and redirect anything where the blueprint is a tiny config file in json format.I am going to expand it to provide a health dashboard of connected sockets, supported domains, and traffic analytics as a web service. |
366 | I just published the first issue our digital zine, Forest Friends. The first issue is on "LLM System Evals in the Wild".Lots of AI engineerers are doing vibes-based engineering, just eyeballing the LLM output and saying "LGTM!". This is a good place to start, as we all should look at our data more. But it's best to move on from vibes to system evals.The first issue is on how to design and build system evals for a systematic way to gauge how well your LLM app is doing. That way, no matter if there are new models, new users, or new queries, you can be sure you're continuously improving, rather than allowing regressions.You can buy the first issue here:https://issue1.forestfriends.tech/And if you want to keep abreast of the next issue, you can subscribe here:https://forestfriends.tech |
261 | I am building the roots of an open source app for decentralized intelligence. Think git but for intelligence. Building it for myself since I'm becoming forgetful. |
520 | Working on generating zsh tab autocompletion for my CLI framework. I'm finding it difficult because zsh makes completion surprisingly complicated and the zsh docs have a lot more descriptions than examples. Other CLI frameworks all seem to approach this differently. |
222 | I'm writing a programming language. https://github.com/coreyp1/CTang (probably will be moved eventually).It's meant to be a scripting language to be embedded in another program, generating HTML. Eventually I hope to make a CMS and this be my solution for easy templating.Technical details: Written in C, the language has an x86_64 JIT compiler, but falls back to a bytecode VM so it should work on any architecture. The language itself is dynamically typed and garbage collected. Currently at 20K LOC (not counting blank lines or comments), with good test coverage and checking for memory leaks. It's been quite enjoyable! |
221 | I’m working on a OSS version of a relationship hub for founders and investors. Think deck and Data room management, investors updates amongst others.Really really early days but progress can be followed at https://github.com/ayinke-llc/malak |
363 | I'm working on a server driven UI framework for mobile apps.Designers can push changes in Figma similar to a merge request, which can then be approved by product managers / developers and the apps UI updates on every device.Devs don't have to touch UI anymore but can focus on pure logic.Any app developed with this doesn't have to go through the usual release cycle for UI changes anymore.This will decrease the time lag of mobile to web and makes it easier for us to implement and distribute campaigns.We're in Alpha and two mobile apps with our technology are going to go live next months. A credit card app and a competitive player versus player mental arithmetic game. |
16 | I'm working on an invite-only, personalized medical education platform called MedAngle, particularly for emerging economies. I started it in my third year of medical school, and we're now at 90,000 doctors/medical students, along with over 100 million questions solved and billions of minutes spent studying and excelling.I get to lead a team of 175 doctors and students across premed, medical, and dental education. I am the first doctor + full stack technologist in the country. It's super rewarding. No funding, just off our immensely low price point that things are still growing quickly. All software written in house. |
573 | I create mobile drawing app, work same as old snagg.it/sk.itch
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.ngockhanh.... |
437 | Recently released an iOS that helps you to see your Plausible Analytics data on the widgets: https://charsible.app/Right now making improvements based on the feedback. |
330 | I am trying rebuild my virtual assistance business. For the longest time I have worked with realtors but the market has gone down and finding new contracts are hard.Trying to move into doing virtual assistance for micropreneurs and sideprojects from now on exclusively. Task by task basis or regular contracts. Essentially the pitch is assign everything that is not sales and product. I think it is a good pitch targetted to folks who enjoy building stuff and considers making money out of it as a bonus. The moment they start answering support emails, and posting product updates they start to get burnt out. Trying to specialize in "burn out prevention" tasks mainly.I am trying to figure out a way to get clients. Virtual Assistance is cheap and the competition is huge. The services are identical which essentially says, I will do what you will need me to do. |
304 | I just started working full time on my mortgage loan officer SaaS tool again. I had started building it when I worked for a mortgage company in 2017 because I was annoyed at having to enter the same data on 6 websites 20-30 times a week. Ended up getting some paying customers but somewhat unconsciously avoiding selling too many, a personality defect I have since seen.If you know a mortgage loan officer, tell them to email tyler at lightningestimates dot com and mention HN. I'm just trying to fix an industry problem at a reasonable price. |
30 | Working on https://www.crawlspider.comBetter visualizations and improvements for internal link building |
377 | I’ve been thinking/slowly building a service that hosts Kubernetes control planes. Bring your own worker nodes. Users can get a fully managed control plane (upgrades, HA, etc.) in their region of choice and can use whatever workers they want—be it cloud VMs, bare metal or your laptop too.I’ll eventually open source the single binary agent that’ll bootstrap a host into a K8s node. Just run it rootless with a join URL and voilà!Also in the pipeline is a global load balancer service (for your clusters).What do y’all reckon? Interesting? Yay/nay? |
570 | Working on https://cowpin.comFor the last decade or longer, I have been using pinboard.io, and I wanted to add a few more features. I just launched the landing page, and that's a start! |
475 | I'm working on a file manager more specialized for developers. https://www.antcommander.com |
617 | I'm building an open source Federated Public Key Directory, so that I can then build end-to-end encryption for the Fediverse.https://github.com/fedi-e2ee/public-key-directory-specificat...Think: Encrypted DMs for Mastodon. I wrote several blog posts about the project and why it matters.https://soatok.blog/2024/08/21/federated-key-transparency-pr...https://soatok.blog/2024/06/06/towards-federated-key-transpa...https://soatok.blog/2022/11/22/towards-end-to-end-encryption...Eventually I plan on doing a "Show HN" post when it's built and close to feature-complete. |
327 | https://www.plainweb.dev is my shot at making web development simpler.my bet is that most companies and solo devs only need a single process and sqlite to drive revenue.i’m considering switching from tsx to bun, but i’m hesitating because of some missing node 20 api. |
351 | https://www.qrgrid.dev/Qr Grid: The Ultimate Customizable QR Code JavaScript LibraryMaking an OpenSource Library for developers to easily generate and customize QR codes across multiple platforms. |
307 | I’ve been working on a project to make SaaS (and really any software) pricing and packaging easier. Think things like plans, entitlements, dimensions, metering, subscription migrations, onboarding, and experimentation, all completely independent from billing and payment processing solutions. We can integrate with things like Stripe where we’ll mirror products, customers, and subscriptions, but it’s totally optional.We’re 100% bootstrapped by way of a previous acquisition and just very-soft launched after talking to a lot of folks at companies of all sizes. Seems like most people end up cobbling this stuff together with various levels of sophistication, which is basically what we did a few times over at previous companies with varying levels of success.You can check out our solution at https://planship.io. |
12 | I noticed my 2.5 year old niece likes zooming into photos of bugs on her mom's phone. I'm making her a little "game" where she can flip over rocks and find different bugs and other weird surprises. |
521 | I'm working on a side hustle to help technical consultants build newsletters. Makes me sad when I see a great technical answer on a slack that I know will help far fewer people than it could.So this weekend, I'm building some processes and marketing materials and doing some outreach. |
51 | Compared to the majority of what I read below, I'm a rank amateur and have no right to post.I'll do it anyway, as I need to learn to own where I'm at and have a backbone. :)I'm learning the Zola static site generator and using to to build my blog at https://jeff-mitchell.dev. The focus is my mis-adventures learning the Rust language.I've found it a challenge to get off my feet with Zola, but I'm slowly figuring things out. Little victory this evening, finally figured out how to get images linked in posts to render properly. |
609 | financialpanda.pl |
212 | We've been building https://www.datafragment.com, a tool that can help you get prospects for your product. It lets you search the web's HTML code.Some of our current users use it to find Wordpress websites with specific versions of Wordpress, others to find websites that use niche-market tools, ones that are not covered by incumbents such as Wappalyzer or BuiltWith. We're currently focused on the French market.Curious to hear your thoughts, if you are looking for new ways to find prospects. |
582 | voice controlled browser tab finder/switcher. initial viability stage. |
322 | I rewrote https://github.com/laktak/chkbit in Go because Python packaging was so frustrating. With Go you can just build for any platform without spinning up multiple VMs. |
187 | Hello!
I'm working on a low-code API builder based on Flyde, the open-source visual programming language I launched a few months ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39628285)
Unlike existing low-code API builders, one can easily eject to a ".flyde" source file and run the API wherever they want without being commercially vendor-lockedI would love feedback on the new site's direction - https://www.getflowcode.io/ (still WIP)
Here's the old one, for reference https://flyde.app/ |
507 | Im working on a system/formula that rates and organises human expressions/ideas/insights finds and organises relevant data, solicits more expert reviews, forges presentation for limited attention spans, develops a plan of action and a cost/benefit analysis. |
288 | A game engine for coders.It comes with a set of tool for your IDE (currently only VSCode) where you can draw sprites, compose music, make SFX right next to your code.It's still not in v1, it's also my first "serious" C++ project, and life got in the way lately -- I haven't made significant progress in the last month or sohttps://github.com/latebit/latebit-engine |
240 | Hey guys, I'm working on https://pages.any-stack.com/.AnyStack Pages is aimed at making it easier and simpler to host static websites with free SSL protection and CDN. Websites can be hosted by uploading a zip file of the site contents or a single html file. It's currently in closed-beta for limited users every week.Next Steps: Full launch with support for adding custom domains and premium features.Happy to chat about this if you are interested in getting early access or for any questions and suggestions. |
251 | Im working on MLJAR Studio, new Python editor perfect for beginners. It has set of interactive code recipes with Graphical Interface. You can create scripts with it. Additionally, it automatically install and import missing packages. It is a kind a new way for visual programming. Most of recupes are ML and AI focused. You can read more on https://mljar.com/docs |
235 | Right now there is an enormous surge in applicant demand.Talent teams face the challenging task of handling high-volume inbound channels, while maintaining an excellent candidate experience, and dedicating time to high-value recruiting activities.So I'm working on Hirevire(https://hirevire.com/) to help automate the screening rounds so that talent teams can spend time interviewing only the best candidates. |
131 | Working on a SaaS that associates a person/company and their tech stack with psychology profiles. The intent is to better connect job seekers with companies.In short, if you want a person with Language A experience, but Language B is close enough, my software will provide the signal that the candidate is good enough for a closer look.Example: PHP and Go devs are likely to have similar approaches to how software should be built. Ruby and Go, perhaps not so much.There’s more nuance to it, but this is the idea. |
470 | I am working on Loadjitsu (https://loadjitsu.io)
It is a modern alternative to JMeter.Have spent the last few months working on the current release.It uses rust and Tauri under the hood. |
319 | I’m trying to start a few projects. (Email in profile if you want to discuss or team up)Playing with toy LLM models to see if there’s a way to identify gaps in knowledge and guide training.Thinking to do a kaggle challenge soon. (Is there a way to join a team?)Maybe do a chose-your-own-adventure style interactive story to teach python to beginners. |
456 | https://wegrok.reviewI'm working on trying to make code reviews easier, faster, and more powerful. Adding rule based automation to check for common errors. |
209 | Keurig for microgreens.
A system whereby the user provides power, water, and proprietary seed cartridges to a device to manage scheduling, succession, water, light, and other environmental factors to successfully grow microgreens as easily as possible. |
408 | https://github.com/andrew-johnson-4/lambda-mountainWorking on verifiable correctness for programs written in LM or anything that generates annotated assembly. Basically low-level proofs that accessed memory is valid and live or that function pre/post-conditions are met.The goal is that these proofs are compiler agnostic, so more people can use them. |
562 | A desktop app for analyzing Node.js heap dumps. I've had to hunt down some for work and I feel like the tooling could be improved. |
492 | An app for sharing photos with a large group of people while still preserving the privacy of the people in the picture who don’t know each other.Our kid’s nursery school posts a lot of photos to Facebook, and we’ve asked them not to post photos of him. They’re (mostly) respecting our wishes, but we still have a bit of FOMO over the pictures of kids having fun, and wish we could see pictures of our son having fun too.The goal is that the nursery would be able to upload photos and parents can see only their own child’s face, other children are pixelated.Still early stages but got a working prototype, and I’m enjoying the building process. |
50 | I recently bought a used Seadoo and discovered the dirty little secret of personal watercraft that they don't want you to know. Unlike cars with their standardized ODB2 ports, those aren't a requirement for PWCs. And the diagnostic scanner hardware/software costs hundreds or thousands of dollars. Major affront to the right to repair, so I'm ending up doing some CANbus hacking. |
493 | https://guestcast.xyzA way to follow creators and not specific podcasts |
482 | Talk Shop.Think Omegle, but only text, and based around common interests.https://talkkshopp.com |
626 | Stenography/text expansion app that emulates a Bluetooth keyboard. Combines regular character entry, stenography, and fast autocomplete using an N-gram language model (lower latency than an LLM, more transparent/debuggable, no need to cap vocabulary size for embedding). |
446 | Chillin - Next-Gen AI Video & Motion Editor, I'm working on the online video editor, https://chillin.online.
Chillin has a significant advantage over its competitors(veed.io, clipchamp, capcut online), eg it supports mobile devices, offers full keyframe support, no watermark high-resolution video exports, and supports vector motions.
So I feel like I am changing the world through this work. |
620 | I'm working on a framework to convert code into video, with a focus on helping creators and software educators. Ultimate goal is that you could automate nearly any educational coding video you could think of. Stretch goal is to fine tune an AI so that a step by step video could be generated from a blog post, book chapter, etc.https://codevideo.ioalso see fframes https://fframes.studio/ - not mine but similar "declarative code to video" framework |
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