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threex9 is a gamified productivity app: a 3×3 daily board with tasks, habits, chores, focus timer, and streaks. No bloat — just nine honest tiles a day.
@defiantghosty · X
Share a link to start a video chat with anyone, no sign-up required.
u/abcde12399 · Reddit
I always begged engineers to fix even a typo. Now I've built my own video call app. I come from business and design. I was always the one begging engineers to fix even a typo. Then I found vibecoding and started building things myself!!! TinyRoom is my first real project. You share a link, people click it, you're in a video call. No accounts, no downloads. Up to 8 people (4 for mobile). Basically Zoom without everything annoying about Zoom. I use it for my own community's weekly sessions
Free, fast online calculators, converters and practical daily tools. No signup required and your saved data stays in your browser.
@SudJourney · X
Hey Nikhil, I am building everyday tools website
Create five polished screenshots for the Apple App Store and Google Play in minutes. Add your app details and screens, then export a consistent, store-ready set.
@BuildWithKenny · X
Kvick turns app screenshots into complete App Store / Google Play screenshot sets, with translations included.
Create universal app store links that work across App Store, Google Play, and more instantly.
@adriendecoster_ · X
1,000,000 tiles, one name each. Pick your color, emoji and a personal link to stay forever in internet history. Starting at $0.50 and rising with every purchase.
@onemilliontiles · X
Hello 👋 want some tiles?
Organize passwords, documents, and digital legacy information in one secure place.
@DLVaultApp · X
Most families aren't prepared for someone's digital life. Passwords. Documents. Recovery information. Important instructions. Digital Legacy Vault helps you organize everything securely and decide exactly who can access it when it's needed. #buildinpublic
Desktop app that earns you money by displaying sponsored ads.
@000xdi · X
I built an app that pays you to see ads. Here's how it funded my Claude Code for free. ⚠️ Real talk: Claude Code is $200/month. That's expensive when you're shipping fast. So I built something stupid simple. What is Install it. Leave it running on your laptop. It shows you ads in the background (quiet, not annoying). You get paid per ad. Done. Here's the math: •Average: $0.50–$2 per day (varies) •Average dev session: 6 hours •Monthly: ~$15–$45 (depends on traffic + location) Not "get rich quick." But it's "get Claude Code 80% cheaper quick." Why I built it: Watching X. Saw devs in replies saying "Claude Code is great but I can't justify $200/month." Thought: What if the ads you're gonna see anyway... paid you? The honest part: •Ad networks rejected me 3 times (fraud concerns) •Finally found one that worked •Took 2 weeks to integrate •Earnings are spotty (geography matters) You give me permission to show you ads. I give you money. Clean deal. No tracking beyond
Create polished App Store and Google Play screenshots in your browser.
@SimonKroisi · X
Generate connected multi-screen UI prototypes from text prompts.
@shokhkarim1212 · X
Browse daily curated UI design inspiration from mobile apps, dashboards, landing pages, and motion designs.
@taher_max_ · X
