@loquisoft · X

we launched the cryptocurrency payment gateway.

FishFry62 · HN

I built ShopSmart-AI. It's not a "better search tool" but it is a Chrome extension that adds some sudo-filtering to Amazon results. Like the ability to filter out sponsored products, spammy seller names, and products with low review counts. It also has some other AI features you may find handy if you want to check it out. https://shopsmart-ai.com

pedrobalsadev · HN

I built Balsa UI because I was getting frustrated with coding agents not being able to consistently follow a design system. It usually worked fine at the beginning of a project, but as the project grew, things started to drift. The same happened when I had different projects using the same design system: I kept having to explain the same rules again, and the results were never quite consistent. Most design systems are still built around the idea that a developer reads the docs, understands the r

u/Southern_Kitchen3426 · Reddit

Looking for 4-5 SaaS founders willing to test an AI agent on their real product (I'll set it up myself, free) I built Verb, it gives your SaaS product its own AI agent, one that reads real data and takes actions for your users, not just answers questions. Beta's live today, but I'd rather test it properly on a handful of real products than just throw a link out and hope. Looking for 4-5 SaaS founders willing to let me install it on your product this week, free, no strings attached. I'll d

@rushit9879 · X

@VibeShiftAI · X

I'm building an app nobody will use. Maybe I'll figure something out along the way. I have 8 other apps in the pipeline. This is my first release.

@AhmedDionic · X

Currently building SorryCard. It lets you create and send apology cards in under a minute. It started as a small weekend project and I'm improving it in public.

u/Sasha9910 · Reddit

We built Luni because document editing + AI Chatting is a pain I do a lot of document work, and I kept hitting the same problem. You're in a document, you need to research something, you jump to ask a question, then back to the doc. Back and forth. It kills your momentum. So I thought: why can't this just be one place? Why can't I have the chat right there while I'm editing, and why can't the AI actually know what I'm working on? That's Luni. It's a document editor where you pull in diffe

u/Effective-Account278 · Reddit

Built a 3D interior design tool solo as a college student (weekends only) — would love honest feedback Hey — I'm a college student building Haven, an interior design platform. Long-term vision is an all-in-one place combining a real 3D room design tool (like IKEA Kreativ/Coohom) with a designer-client marketplace (like Houzz). This is the first real piece: the Room Designer itself. Built entirely solo, weekends only, on an old 8GB MacBook Air. What it does right now: Build a room manually

u/MisterBovary · Reddit

Made redundant, decided to play around. Be kind please, I'm just a backend developer, and so the idea was to improve frontend skills, using AI but still manually writing code. https://basket-magic.com/ I know you must be tired of DestinyEleven clones, but this one is different. I kept the concept of the choose your own adventure, adapted to the basketball environment. Starts in NCAA, before moving on the the (M)NBA, there's season goals, badges you can win throughout t

u/eashish93 · Reddit

I made a tower stacking game where every height you pass is a real building highrise.lol - tap to drop a floor, stack it as high as you can. Every height you pass is a real building. Free, no signup. Built with Claude Opus 5. Three things I got wrong. I thought the game was the hard part. It wasn't. Anyone can POST a fake score, so I rebuilt the physics to let the server replay your whole run from a seed and a list of taps and check it itself. That touched everything.

@Apivaai · X