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Voidocs - The simple way to create documentation
Generate professional documentation for startups without coding or complex setup.
@hannah24_app · X
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Generate professional documentation for startups without coding or complex setup.
@hannah24_app · X
India-first Creator OS — newsletter, blog, courses, memberships, videos, link-in-bio in one platform. UPI Autopay built in. AI-ready for ChatGPT & Perplexity citations.
@poswalsaheb · X
Creators don't need another tool. They need ONE place to: → Create → Publish → Build an audience → Sell → Get paid → Own their data → Grow their personal brand That's why we built Fluxeta. Your Creator OS. One platform. Zero tool-switching.
Visualize and simulate the BBRv3 congestion control algorithm in your browser.
dilyevsky · HN
BBRv3 for gVisor's netstack, visualized in the browser using WASM
Put your place on the internet. Watch the board move.
@keiloktql · X
had a nice weekend building this:
Format-agnostic LLM hub. Bring your own provider keys and route across Anthropic, OpenAI, ChatGPT/Codex, Kimi, Alibaba DashScope, and AWS Bedrock — with unified observability and c
@0xxmemo · X
An AI voice butler that runs PC tasks while you talk.
cedric_bignet · Product Hunt
AIgis The AI voice butler that runs your PC while you talk
Run AI workloads on a decentralized network using browser-based WebGPU compute.
u/Spiritual-Can7428 · Reddit
Testing WebGPU for distributed AI compute in the browser — feedback wanted Demo: https://www.projectmosaic.in/ Hey everyone ,been working on a project called Project Mosaic, testing how far browser-based compute (via WebGPU) can go for distributed AI workloads across regular consumer devices, instead of needing dedicated GPU clusters. Current setup: Runs compute pipelines directly in the browser using WebGPU Uses quantization and sharding to keep per-device memory usage low (aroun
OpenTunnel gives your local apps persistent public domains—perfect for webhooks, live demos, and mobile testing. No ports to open, no router to fight, no traffic left unseen.
@troywrlds · X
Zero-knowledge vault for family accounts and passwords, recoverable by trusted people you choose.
@LyfosVault · X
is an open source & zero-knowledge vault for the accounts, policies, and passwords your family would need if you weren't there to explain them. Encrypted on your device, opened by 3 of 5 people you trust, never by us.
A 90s pixel arcade slot machine that generates random creative design briefs. Pull the lever.
@Gazalisapuzzle · X
BriefPot — a creative block ender for designers. Get random design briefs when you’re staring at a blank canvas with no idea what to make. And if you’re bored between projects, there are mini-games too. Pull the lever. Get a brief. Start designing. 🎰
A quiet, content-first social network.
@thelucas_li · X
A new way to social with people -
Venture operating system helping founders with validation, branding, positioning, and launch.
u/medialantern · Reddit
Would you use a brainstorming/planning/ideation tool for side projects? This is not a new idea, and I know we see posts about something similar about once a month. I do think I took it farther than others I've seen, but either way I'd still be interested in feedback on this one. Backstory: I've been building side projects with AI a lot (who hasn't?) and I realized that over the past year I've gravitated toward a very structured approach for building new ideas. I define it, research competit