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dagg.fun — Bonding-curve launchpad
A bonding-curve launchpad, multichain by design. Graduate to a locked pool position at 3.7 ETH.
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A bonding-curve launchpad, multichain by design. Graduate to a locked pool position at 3.7 ETH.
@da99fun · X
Generate your Korean Four Pillars astrology chart as a shareable trading card.
@bbaebae123 · X
Palja - Korean Four Pillars astrology turned into shareable 'trading cards.' Pull your chart, get a rarity score (1 of 518,400 combos), flex it like a Pokemon card. Built for K-pop/K-drama fans.
Draw Tarot cards and generate Bazi or Vedic astrology charts for personal readings.
@MaynorAI1 · X
All-in-one inbox for customer support across WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, email & SMS with AI drafting.
artur_aiupov · Product Hunt
Messello One AI inbox for WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, and email
Chat with AI avatars from 22 Arab countries speaking their authentic dialects.
@RAlzazay45385 · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Search indexed open-source code and packages with version history, metadata, and dependency information.
@Jack_Timonen · X
Connecting Industrial Buyers and Sellers Across Eurasia
@ArtflarexUK · X
Philosophy game where you master your senses to escape the cycle of rebirth.
@weirdcodesx · X
Built with Claude AI.Code & Play: 💻 🎮 #Gamedev #IndieDev #JavaScript #VibeCoding #HTML5
Paste a contract address to detect Ethereum rug pulls and scams instantly.
@mik3fly__ · X
Here is mine: Check for scam before being scammed!
Turn PDFs into adaptive practice questions and personalized revision flows for learning.
@qurative · X
vibe coded a landing page for seo and shit, will fix it later focusing on adding features to the dasboard
An AI-powered search engine that delivers precise answers using trusted sources.
u/Redshankscommune1 · Reddit
Building an AI search engine instead of another chatbot I've been building an AI-powered search engine over the last few months as a side project. The idea came from noticing that I'd often Google something, open several tabs, then copy everything into an AI tool to get a useful answer. It felt like there was an unnecessary step in the process. The goal isn't to replace the web, but to make research faster by generating structured answers with citations and giving users the option to see
