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Catalog, track, value and protect your sports memorabilia collection with Relic Roster. Scan items, track values and manage your entire collection in one place.
@relicroster · X
A private habit tracker that stores everything in your browser, with daily check-ins and progress tracking.
u/MM4Tech · Reddit
I vibecoded an app called 'Momentum' as a fun side project! ## About the app Momentum is designed to feel like a calm, focused command dashboard: daily check-ins, productivity tracking, progress insights, and personal reflection in one place. Everything is stored in the browser using localStorage, so there's no backend, login flow, or database to configure. Export your data as JSON whenever you want a backup or a migration path to another device. Features Habit planning and tracking
Transform Strava runs and rides into shareable 9:16 story cards with custom designs
@aimansarchive · X
Discover activities near you based on your mood, location, and budget.
u/gnrlnoob22 · Reddit
Looking for honest feedback what2do.me is an activity finder tool to find things to do near you, based on your preferences. To be honest, its 100% vibe coded. Brutally honest feedback (positive or negative) is welcomed submitted by /u/gnrlnoob22 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]
Save links, notes, images and documents, then find them by meaning using AI.
@RymetrixApp · X
Rymetrix builds calm, thoughtful software that helps people keep, understand and use what matters. Meet Nembra, our private AI recall system.
Plan group trips in 2 minutes. Swipe on real attractions, vote with friends, and get an optimized day-by-day walking route. Free for up to 4 days.
@SwipeSights · X
Track how often your brand appears in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity results.
@vishuRizz · X
Search and book flights and stays together for multi-city trips.
@almontubo · X
Redefining travel
Track and journal your flights with recorded mileage and travel memories.
u/EmploymentNew903 · Reddit
Built a flight journal app solo from scratch — here's what months of work turned into I'm a frequent flyer and I've always wanted one app that felt like a real travel journal — something that remembers your journey the way you remember it. Every app I found either looked outdated or charged a subscription I couldn't justify. So I spent months building my own. Nights, weekends, a lot of coffee. It's called Flownto. It's completely free. What it does right now: Flight j
Add your questions to a permanent time capsule of human curiosity, searchable by future generations.
@rabotapiclinic · X
is a census of human curiosity — a permanent time capsule of the questions people carry, kept for every generation to find. No answers. No debate. No algorithm. Built with Claude Code. @ClaudeDevs @bcherny @claude_code .
Track countdowns for events and releases you're excited about.
u/_xtr0_ · Reddit
I built a hype almanac — a countdown calendar for everything you're waiting for Twenty-ish years ago I built a little tool just for myself to track release dates of video games I was hyped about with a funny js hype graph. I love to be able to look fw to things in my calendar. So I rebuilt it properly this time (vibe-coded the whole thing) and figured I'd share it: hypanac.com (hype + almanac -- back to the future) What it does: One calendar for everything you're looking forward to — ga
