@Laharmckenzie · X

u/No-Preference-846 · Reddit

I built an AI-augmented system design practice tool that triggers a live production incident when you submit your design - not just a critique Every system design prep resource I used was static — read a diagram, read the tradeoffs, move to the next one. Nothing ever pushed back on what I actually built. So I built ChaosBench . You design a system on a canvas — drag components, wire them up — and when you submit it, an LLM (Gemini) finds the actual weak point in your specific design and

u/meliksah-eminoglu · Reddit

built a decision-making social app 3 days ago, and it’s already converting visitors into users Im a solo founder and vibe coder with six years of experience building and advising in blockchain/crypto. Three days ago, I launched the social layer of What Would You Do?, and visitors have already started becoming users. The app turns a messy spoken or written dilemma into three clear paths with visible priorities and tradeoffs. You can keep it private or share an anonymized version with the com

@zihengli163713 · X

所以我做了一个网站，直接一键生成，根据你的网站。 选择对应的东西，就会帮你来一键生成，自动适配各种法律。 目前我已经跑通，上线了三个APP。

fristovic · HN

She watched me look at model rankings and asked what do the numbers mean... I literally had no good way of explaining it to her so I just came up with something that is approximately in the same ballpark as some of the benchmarks out there lol

anuj_sachan1 · Product Hunt

DueDocs AI property contract review for Australian buyers and pros.

u/AgreeableFace9369 · Reddit

I built Alibi a browser murder-mystery where u interrogate AI suspects and get scored on ur deduction. Looking for honest feedback! Hey all been building a small side project solo and it’s finally playable, so I wanted to get it in front of some real ppl before I take it any further. Note-I’m using the free tier of the AI API for now, so there’s a pretty low daily limit. If a suspect gets slow or stops replying, it’s prob the quota and not a bug. Alibi is a browser-based murder mystery

u/ayushd007 · Reddit

Planning my own wedding and ended up making shaadi.diy. Need your 2 cents Planning my wedding across different spreadsheets and endless WhatsApp groups was driving me insane. So, I built shaadi.diy to solve my own headache. It’s designed as a single, central workspace to handle guest lists, vendors, budgets and payments, tasks, room allocations, digital invites, website, and guest travel logistics. A few features that have helped me during my own planning: Manage everything using C

@burn2delete · X

u/Fickle-Win8342 · Reddit

Built A Legal Aid Assistant Hey, OK quick story. After dealing with expensive, confusing legal advice in Canada and talking to a bunch of people, I realized most people don’t actually know their rights or the next steps when something legal shows up. Law quietly eats your time, money, and sleep. So I spent the last month building Nora, a small, Canada‑focused legal‑aid assistant that explains problems in plain language and suggests next steps (not a lawyer; it’s legal information, not legal

MrRowTheBoat · HN

Voice driven murder mystery, Interview AI suspects with your voice

@VaraadDurgaay · X

Solving the prb of observability in ai agents