
CandyHunt | Airdrop & Anomaly Intelligence | CandyHunt
Detect cryptocurrency airdrops and market anomalies with AI-powered intelligence signals.
@Candyhuntxyz · X
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Detect cryptocurrency airdrops and market anomalies with AI-powered intelligence signals.
@Candyhuntxyz · X

Aggregates job openings from multiple sources and finds your best matches using AI.
@thomasramesh200 · X
Let's connect 👋 Building a smarter way to discover jobs & internships from multiple sources in one place. Try - Looking forward to your feedback, ideas and bugs report

Search 3,500+ recycling centers by location or material type to find nearby drop-off sites.
@KSertttttttt · X

Discover AI products and submit yours to be found by humans and AI assistants.
@liam_carter_hq · X

Detect job scams, ghost jobs, and salary traps directly on LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor & Wellfound. Chrome Extension powered by AI safety scoring.
@JobSniff · X
JobSniff: a Chrome extension that flags ghost jobs and scam listings while you browse. No copy-pasting links, just a side panel that checks the posting in real time. Built it because we were tired of applying to jobs that were never real. Live now:

Search for trading card shows happening near you in the United States.
@chriswtam · X
Four months ago, I launched on a brand-new domain as a hobby project. This past week, it reached: - 5,709 Google clicks - 237,600 Google impressions - 17,755 total page views I’m a marketer, not a developer. I just like building things and making number go up 🚀. gave me an excuse to do both while solving a problem I actually had. I collect trading cards and regularly attend card shows, but finding local events was surprisingly difficult. The information was scattered across organizer websites, Instagram, Facebook, Eventbrite, and local groups. There wasn’t one place I trusted to find them all, so I decided to make it myself. My first attempt in 2025 stalled. I could build a decent-looking frontend, but the backend, submissions, and data pipeline were beyond my vibe-coding skills at the time. Then an episode from @gregisenberg in Feb 2026 convinced me to try again with Claude Code. For the first time, building the full directory felt possi