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AI drafts documentation for your codebase; your team edits and publishes via Git commits.
linktothenew · HN
Docs.dev – A docs site you own, where AI drafts and you edit in place
Add voice-guided help to websites and apps using your existing documentation.
@moelabs_dev · X
Skilly — gives your product a voice that points. One script tag adds in-app help that answers from your own docs and moves the user's cursor to the exact button.
Search contracts, case files, audit records, invoices and scanned PDFs across large document collections. Get relevant answers with exact file, page and source-line references.
@christosag · X
Turn PDFs and lecture videos into AI-generated study guides, quizzes, and flashcards.
u/WindsOfRegret · Reddit
StudyFocus - A study tool that analyses your material and prepares tests for you! Title pretty much says it all. I build what I would consider a perfect study tool for myself, and I use it (almost) every day. It analyzes the PDF, lecture videos, etc. and creates study material, practice problems, shows step-by-step solutions to problems, creates flashcards, and creates tests. Link: studyfocus.ai submitted by /u/WindsOfRegret to r/SideProject [link]
Upload documents to build a private vault where you can ask questions and get reminders.
u/Abject_Nature8678 · Reddit
Spent 6 months building an app that reads your contracts — discovered I'd been paying for 3 subscriptions I'd completely forgotten about The original problem was simple: I'd missed a lease auto-renewal and got stuck for another year. I wanted something that reads your documents and tells you what to watch for. Six months later I had Goffer (goffer.ai). But the real test was dogfooding it — loading all my own documents to see what the app found. It flagged two subscription auto-renewals I'
Convert screen recordings into formatted PDF guides automatically.
@vanmurten_eth · X
Guidesnap: turn any screen recording into a polished PDF guide.
Paste links, videos, or text and ask natural language questions to find what you saved.
u/Personal-Ad-131 · Reddit
Built a bookmarking app you can ask questions It's called Attic. You paste in links, videos or plain text. Later you can ask it things in normal language: "what have I been reading about lately", "what did I save and never open again". Each answer lists the saved items it used, so you can check it. It runs on your own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini) Free while I work out what it should be. No card. Would like feedback on where to take this. Is asking questions about your own saved s
Access 26 online tools for documents, photos, invoices, calculators, and personal administration.
@latent_node · X
Free markdown editor with live preview, syntax highlighting, cloud saves, and PDF export.
@bheru_l · X
Generate professional documentation for startups without coding or complex setup.
@hannah24_app · X
Upload slides, notes, or textbook images to generate AI-organized study guides with key concepts and practice questions.
@SundayEzek4130 · X
Still struggling with long lecture notes? Turn any difficult course into simple, easy-to-read notes in seconds. 🚀 Try it now: Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Snap a photo of any confusing paper — medical, legal, school or bank — and get it explained in plain language, in your language.
@AToluwain · X
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