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Kollab is the influencer marketing platform for Web3, AI, gaming, and fintech brands. Score any X creator in seconds, brief and pay through escrow, and run campaigns end to end — a
@officialkollab · X
Read your book like you watch a movie — narrated aloud with every word highlighted, one tap to rewind when you drift. The ADHD reading app that finishes books. Free for 3 books, no
@solonone · X
Read a book like watching a movie.
Go undercover in a scenario that really happened. Nine minutes, one seat, no right answer.
arpit_bansal · HN
LLM choose-your-own-adventure game to go undercover as top CEOs
Simulate cutting gemstones with a realistic 3D faceting machine in your browser.
@YOUYU032 · X
I'm a jewelry designer. I can't code. So I vibe-coded a 3D gemstone faceting simulator with Claude Code (Fable 5) — real machine mechanics, blind cuts, a sharp-tongued appraisal master. One HTML file. No engine. No build. Free in your browser:
A 20-second food-decision game. Free to play. Premium adds Always avoid, cook mode, Knockout, Blitz, Shortlist, Together, Swipe, the shared browser, and saved dishes — 3 days free,
@morsels45 · X
16 spaces. Zero guarantees. Take territory. Get seen. Hold it while you can.
@gavinelliott · X
Finding that some people cared about but not enough to make it viable, maybe
Rank is your longest hold. Money can't buy you a single second.
@imfeniljikadara · X
Auto-apply that ends on an interview, not an application sent. We rewrite your resume for every role and submit on the company’s own hiring system.
@aiapplydHQ · X
Who it's for: people who have applied to 200 roles and heard nothing back. AI Applyd fills the forms in and submits them. It marks one as sent only when the employer's system confirms it arrived, so silence stops being ambiguous.
Unsettled since 1997. $1 settles it. Pick a side.
@Tal_Roza · X
I don't code and I launched using Claude Code. Live debate app with dynamic UX & $1 votes. Non-dev stack: Claude Code + Netlify + Polar + DataFast. Build time: ~4 hours (with a 4-week-old newborn). Ship small, ship fast.
Take a 3-minute quiz to assess your AI proficiency and get personalized learning recommendations.
u/ExitRowSeat_13A · Reddit
I built a 3-min test to find out how good you actually are at using AI It's very easy. 8 questions. 3 minutes. At the end you get a level from 1–5 and a roadmap showing what to learn next. I did it because I noticed that “being good at AI” is incredibly vague, and I wanted a simple way to measure it. But honestly... I built it to learn the process of buidling something like this and I had so much fun figuring things out, its addictive! :) I'd love to have you guys give i
