@pratik_gl · X

You can explore PWAs. Vibe coded this yesterday

zloy88 · HN

ValuePair – a friendship app that cares about values first

@SamiirHalady · X

Building ReviewMitra: Living Customer‑Centricity If you listen closely enough, your customers will write your product roadmap for you. When I built the goal was simple : help businesses get Google reviews without typing them out. That idea became reality. My first vibe‑coded app took time, but it worked. Then a friend asked, “Can we respond to reviews too?” That one question sparked the next feature : replying directly from the merchant login. Soon, I added sentiment analysis, a word cloud, and WhatsApp integration. Then came support for multi‑outlet brands, and now, a white‑label option for agencies. And here’s the part I’m most proud of - ReviewMitra now generates reviews in 39 languages, including 22 Indian languages and several European and Asian ones. Because trust shouldn’t be limited by language! Every new feature wasn’t planned, it was inspired. By feedback, by curiosity, by conversations. For years, I’ve told clients that the best approach is customer‑

@usman_builds · X

Building MentionFast so users Market on Reddit without getting banned.

@pinpointappdev · X

@WEreFrame · X

Underrated...well I wouldn't say that because I'm just starting, but overlooked maybe. The impact on humanity will be noticed across the globe. Stop reacting. Start reFraming.

@JoniKazantzis · X

- The fastest way for youth sports coaches to turn practice notes into a detailed development report to share with their athletes and their families.

@fursaio · X

@EmilyinBos · X

@singh_pranjwal · X

i have built an app: it is a tool that let people know what are the things they should be packing, there is no sign up required you can just check uncheck and download the pdf if you are a paper person, would love any feedback if any

alexmirelbecheanu

I’m a psychologist, not a developer. Over the past few months, I used Google AI Studio to build Psycurate.com Why? The digital mental health space has become exhausting—too many great tools are buried under aggressive monetization, mandatory tracking, and corporate bloat. This website wants to be an accessible alternative. What Psycurate is about: * Privacy First: A space specifically for tools that respect the person using them. Tools that do not harvest data. * A directory where anyone can discover and use these applications completely free, with no cookies and no corporate agendas and no friction * A platform to showcase tools made by ethical or indie developers that have something to offer to the mental health digital space. I just finished building the platform, so this is very much a fresh proof-of-concept. The site currently features three apps: two are simple tools I built myself, and one is from an independent creator who decided to submit their work on the platform. I w

@KotianSagar · X