
Tunyt — Host What Brings People Together
Create event pages, sell tickets, manage attendees, and analyze event metrics with AI agents.
@abhishekbariyaa · X
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Create event pages, sell tickets, manage attendees, and analyze event metrics with AI agents.
@abhishekbariyaa · X

Step-by-step plans for date nights, birthdays, anniversaries, and proposals. Real venues, real scripts, backup plans included. You bring the love, we bring the plan.
@EmiBigMoments · X

AI-powered platform for planning events, managing attendees, and analyzing event data.
@Puneet626 · X
hi, let's connect, i'm building

Organize tasks, calendar events, and emails into actionable next steps.
@aryanm01 · X


Free browser-based video calling with random matching and private rooms.
@Vikram_Aditya_G · X
🚀 Just launched TWLO! A real-time video chat app built with React, Node.js, WebRTC & Meet strangers, create private rooms, and chat instantly. 🌐 Would love your feedback! 🙌 #WebRTC #BuildInPublic #WebDevelopment #OpenToWork

Book live gaming sessions with your favorite athletes.
@Outthepadsgamng · X
Where athletes and fans come to connect and compete!

Book accommodations, tours, and transport.
@BigBenTheory00 · X
Integrating travel services in Africa .

Extracts tasks and deadlines from Telegram group chats and sends personal reminders.
@SagarSR349400 · X
Working on Sieve, a distributed AI system that autonomously monitors Telegram group chats, extracts tasks and deadlines using Google Gemini, and sends intelligent private reminders.

Add shared family dates and receive coordinated email reminders with animated cards.
u/OkHope3830 · Reddit
We both bought flowers for my mother-in-law's birthday. Then neither of us did the next year. So I built an app with an "I've got this" button. One of us remembers every birthday, every in-law, every "we should do something for that." The other one of us is a wonderful person who has, more than once, said "wait, that was today ?" Shared calendars didn't fix it — nobody opens a calendar, and even when we both saw the date, we'd either both handle it or both assume the other one had. So I bu