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LeetVision | Code Interviews Explained
The ultimate LeetCode helper and visualizer. Master Data Structures and Algorithms with step-by-step visual solutions and structured interview roadmaps.
@vishwesh_shinde · X
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The ultimate LeetCode helper and visualizer. Master Data Structures and Algorithms with step-by-step visual solutions and structured interview roadmaps.
@vishwesh_shinde · X
Import 2D paths from Adobe Illustrator, transform them in 3D, and export as vectors without rasterizing.
@kamone · X
I built (vibe coded) my own geometry engine from scratch. It keeps path as path, and does the transformation and the silhouette splitting. You can see the code here. One single html file.
UluP Spaces is a visual project management tool where your work lives as a map of connected nodes instead of another endless list. Organize tasks, connect ideas, and collaborate wi
UluP Studio
Visual projects, Focus Mode, Present Mode, collaboration, UluP Share, community templates — and native MCP support for Claude.
Visual node-based programming environment for creating GPIO logic and MQTT workflows on ESP32 devices.
@NodeESP · X
- Project for sale
Generate drawing videos from templates or code, ready to share on social media.
@xfrigle · X
turn tiny Logo code into stunning drawing videos ready to share on social
Generate animated visual explanations for any topic you want to learn.
u/Top-Relationship8196 · Reddit
AI teacher that explains anything visually. Hi, I built this free tool called bestie. It's basically an AI teacher that explains anythingany topic visually. Instead of watching a 3hr Youtube to learn something specific or struggle through the text Chatgpt gives you, you can use this for free to learn anything fast. you can find it at bestie.chrestic.com you just have to type the topic and your visuals will arrive in less than a minute. Don't forget to try and leave Y
Visualize your ideal haircut from front, side, and back angles using AI.
u/Traditional_Song4452 · Reddit
19yr old friend and I made an ai haircut tool! Hey all, my friend and I dropped a haircut visualization tool a few weeks ago to cut down onmiscommunication in the barbershop by generating a photo of you with the cut you want from three angles. We have officially launched now with around 25 users and are trying to get more to try it out! The first generation is free so we’d love as many as possible to try it out if you get a minute! Good luck to all your side projects! subm
Map ideas and dependencies on a visual canvas, then share project snapshots without login.
@jninabayata · X
If you've ever sketched ideas on paper before forcing them into checklists, Taskpips was built for you. I'm currently improving my positioning in my landing page but the app has been ready for users for months.
Open-source design tool for creating graphics in the browser.
@akinkunmi · X
He trash-talked me and my amazing project ( unprovoked while all his projects are vibe-coded slop. That's why I named him King of Slop.
Cull, enhance, and generate photos with AI in your browser.
ansheng_hu · Product Hunt
MomentSift Cull, enhance, and create better photos with AI
Create visual maps of IT system architecture that automatically sync with Jira.
@erelof1 · X
Nodl ( Automates visual system architecture maps directly from live Jira sync, so dev teams never have to manually draw outdated diagrams in Lucidchart or Confluence again.
Connect a GitHub repo to automatically detect user flows, visualize code structure, and identify where users get stuck.
u/freestyle_gonzo · Reddit
Vibe coding made building fast. It didn't make understanding easy. Something changed in the last year. Vibe coding (or agentic engineering if you ask some) made writing an app fast. Week-to-weekend fast. More people are building software than ever before, and I think that's a genuinely good thing. But fast building creates a new bottleneck. Writing code is no longer the hard part. Understanding what you built and its nuances is. A huge share of people shipping right now have never analyzed