AppScreenshots — 生成应用商店截图，支持 iOS、Android、Chrome、HarmonyOS 等平台，支持 3D 设备展示和 AI 驱动的 Mockup 创建工具

@HashamBuilds · X

Building Walkthrough, screen recorder, $29 once, videos save to your own Google Drive. No subscription, no vendor servers. 14 days refund with no question asked. Now shipping in public daily. 🔗

u/amaldito · Reddit

I built an AI movie recommendation app solo, would love feedback :) Spent the last few months building Ellucca, a film recommendation platform that uses AI to actually explain why it's suggesting something instead of just spitting out a list. Built it entirely solo using Claude Code and the Claude API. Features: Personalized recommendations with visible reasoning A "match strength" score so you know how confident it is Group mode that combines multiple people's taste into shared pic

@AndreaPericoli · X

I couldn’t find a simple tool that did exactly what I needed, so I built one in @Lovable Frame Stage lets you paste a URL and instantly preview your project on desktop, tablet, or mobile. No mockups. No setup. 🌐 #vibecoding #AI

@NSalahedde41717 · X

Find YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook creators in your niche. AI writes a personalized pitch for each one. Send from your own Gmail in minutes. 75% cheaper than NinjaOutreach. Start free.

@markoradotme · X

@fmonteirox · X

Simple client-side tool that lets you paste a screenshot, blur or redact the sensitive parts (manually or via built-in AI/OCR detection), all without anything ever leaving your browser. (

varad-khoriya · HN

Loopers – Fail-closed reverse proxy and circuit breaker for AI agents

@DoriaJefferson3 · X

@aidyor33641 · X

is crypto platform.  All in one place: *multichain token scanner *OCR-screenshoot to scan *crypto related news feeds *smart contract bug scanner-for devs to clean airdrops of their respective tokens before Cex/Dex contact info: [email protected]

u/huuughmangasorr · Reddit

I built a tool that gives your photos a movie color grade (no AI generation) I kept seeing photo tools that "cinematic-ify" images by running them through AI and spitting out something that's basically a different picture. I wanted the opposite: keep my actual photo, just make it feel like a frame from a film. So I built CinematicPhoto — a browser tool where you upload a photo, pick a movie look, and get a graded version back. Your original stays intact; it's color grading and effects d

@larsbuilds · X

here's the link for the lazy ones :)