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@silentmessageit · X
Quiz to verify if an AI tool is truly free.
@RobinsonSe1564 · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Shove (shove.lol) is a public pay-to-rank leaderboard. Paste a URL, pay in whole dollars, and sit on the board. You pay more, you shove them off #1.
@umar_who_code · X
Yes checkout and
AI-powered CRM for lead discovery, email verification, and cold outreach.
@ensaktas · X
A guided framework to process emotions, reduce mental noise, and make better decisions.
@wellwibuzz · X
Navigate connected inboxes in one place on web, iPhone, or through MCP. Frey keeps consented meeting notes, organises tasks and projects, and surfaces missed decisions.
@getfreydom · X
Frey — every inbox, one place. Founders can navigate the Gmail and Outlook accounts they choose, carry source-linked work into meetings and projects, and review decisions with evidence attached.
Validate hosting and domain provider limitations to find hidden fees and restrictions.
@devmilon923 · X
Free hosting & domains often come with hidden limitations. I built Specrux to make them easier to understand. 🔗 Beta version—feedback welcome!
Check if your chatbot complies with EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure requirements.
u/JarJarBuilds · Reddit
I built a free checker for whether your chatbot breaks the new EU AI law There's an EU rule (AI Act, Article 50) that becomes enforceable Aug 2: if you run a chatbot, you have to disclose it's AI. I kept seeing people unsure whether their setup was compliant, so I built a checker. You paste a URL, it loads the page, finds the chat widget, and tells you whether a clear AI disclosure is present. No signup, no email. Stack, in case anyone cares: Next.js, Convex for the backend, Playwright vi
Create and share universal QR codes for emergency medical ID, lost phone recovery, and tracking.
@MishraSheesh · X
Set alarms free, but pay ₹49 to snooze or ₹99 to dismiss—a satirical take on subscriptions.
@Deep39735Deep · X
Day 4/30 — Apps That Should Never Exist. I built an alarm app where: Set alarm → Free Snooze → ₹49 Dismiss → ₹99 Apparently even waking up needs a subscription. 💀 Built with @Lovable. ⏰ Alarm+ [
A free daily deduction puzzle in your browser — read three testimonies, tap the one that's lying. No signup, no app, one minute a day.
@fictanode · X
